ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Humpback Whale Songs Travel 9,000 Miles Across the Pacific Ocean, Suggesting Remarkable Cultural Evolution

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 09.05.2022 07:30 AM

Researchers found that humpback whales nearly 9,000 miles apart in the Pacific Ocean are singing the same song. Read the article to know more details.

Bats Not to Blame for COVID-19 Due to Lack of Evidence That the Virus Originated From Them, Researchers From Israel Say

09.05.2022 01:15 AM

Researchers from Israel found no clear evidence that the virus behind COVID-19 came from bats despite the consensual opinion formed during the pandemic. Read the article to learn more.

Carnivorous Crustacean with Foot Fetish Invades US Coastline

09.04.2022 08:10 AM

A shrimp-like marine menace with a foot fetish. A shrimp-like marine menace with a foot fetish. The water-line isopods (Excirolana chiltoni) are flesh-eating bugs that are too small yet cause big pain to humans when bit.

Remains of Female Restrained Vampire Found in Poland's 17th Century Grave

09.04.2022 02:20 AM

Read on to know how archaeologists found the remains of a female vampire with a sickle across her throat in Poland.

Thousands of Dead Fish Wash Ashore in the San Francisco Bay Area; Officials Report Over 10,000 Deaths Since Late August

09.04.2022 01:50 AM

Over 10,000 dead fish have been reported washing ashore and found dead in the San Francisco Bay Area. Read to know more about the cause of these deaths.

Male Seahorses Give Birth: What Role Does Courtship Play in This Animal Species’ Pregnancy?

09.04.2022 00:33 AM

Male seahorses give birth to their babies. Research demonstrates how courtship contributes to such a rare pregnancy. Read on and know more about it.

Deadly Floods Shrink a Third of Pakistan With 1,200 Casualties, Over 480,000 Missing

09.03.2022 10:03 AM

Turning one-thirds of Pakistan into a lake and leaving 33 million people affected by the deadly flood the satellite image shows how the overflowing Indus river shrunk the country due to a phenomenon called 'monsoon on steroids.'

Paleontologists Uncover New Crocodile Species That Laid the Thickest Egg

09.03.2022 00:25 AM

Paleontologists unearth a new species of crocodile, who laid the thickest egg in the record and breathed with the last dinosaurs before extinction.

Intestinal Parasites Are Picky With Their ‘Living Quarters’, Prefers Animals With Similar Guts

09.02.2022 11:40 AM

Research reveals intestinal parasites are choosy with their “living quarters.” They are found to be gathering in the same guts. Read to know more about it.

Taiji Dolphin Hunt Turns the Sea Red in Stomach Wrenching Killing Spree

09.02.2022 10:20 AM

A mass dolphin hunt seeing hundreds of species drawn into shallow waters as part of a killing spree has begun. Read and find out why activists got enraged.

Winning Wildlife Photo Features Face-off Between a Sloth and a Dog, Highlights Heartbreaking Conservation Issue

09.02.2022 08:11 AM

The photo of a terrified sloth facing off against a dog has been "highly commended" in the 58th Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition of the London Natural History Museum. Check it out in this article.

Pilot Whale Strandings Still a Mystery But Found to Be From Different Families, Groups

09.02.2022 06:41 AM

The mystery behind the mass whale strandings has deepened, contradicting previous theories of scientists about such a phenomenon. Read to know more about it.

Biggest Birds on the Planet Went Extinct Because They Were Too Slow to Reproduce, Study Reveals

09.01.2022 10:30 AM

Mihirungs were the biggest birds on the planet that towered over the Australian bush for 20 million years, but they mysteriously went extinct 40,000 years ago. Read the article to know why.

Bob, the Heavy 1,400-Pound Great White Shark Spotted Swimming Near Cape Code Bay Along with 20 Others

09.01.2022 09:30 AM

A heavy great white shark named Bob was spotted swimming close to Cape Cod Bay. Read more to know about the other white shark sightings and shark attacks.

Pod of Orcas Filmed Swimming So Close to a Family of Boaters in Canada

09.01.2022 09:00 AM

A pod of orcas swam so close to a family off the coast of Quebec that boaters could reach out and stroke their fins. Read the article to learn more.

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