ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Oral Contraceptives Can Be Used to Limit Gray Squirrel Population in United Kingdom Without Killing Them [Study]

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 07.11.2022 04:05 AM

Scientists designed oral contraceptives against gray squirrels, which are considered invasive species in the United Kingdom and harm the British countryside. Read the article to learn more.

Bull Shark Steals Giant Mackerel From Fisherman in South Carolina [LOOK]

07.11.2022 03:42 AM

A bull shark taxed a fisherman with his giant mackerel in South Carolina. Open this article to read the details and watch the video.

Is Natural Selection Unequal? Experts Say Darwin's Theory Controlled by Income

07.10.2022 03:40 AM

A new study suggests that natural selection is now disrupted because of income variances in the contemporary age. Learn more about the theory and how it tips the balance of human evolution.

Authorities, Veterinarians Investigate Cruelty of Zoo Owner After Leaving Lions Hungry, Making Them Eat Their Own Tails

07.10.2022 03:20 AM

Authorities are investigating a huge Mexico-based wildlife center after reports of maltreatment of lions, other animals. Read to know more about the issue.

Seattle at Risk of Tsunami from Fault That Remained Silent for 1,100 Years

07.10.2022 03:00 AM

A study from Washington DNR shows the possibility of a 40-feet tsunami once the Seattle Fault moves. Read more about the findings and measures the local government of Seattle is setting up.

Extinct No More: Scientists Discover Reappearance of Crayfish at Shelta Cave in Alabama

07.10.2022 02:40 AM

Scientists discovered the reappearance of Shelta Cave crayfish, for the first time since 1988. Read and discover more about the then endangered species.

Huge Primate Skull Discovered in Canadian Woodland But YouTuber Claiming to Have Kept It Might Face Legal Consequences

07.09.2022 04:27 AM

American YouTuber Coyote Peterson claimed he found a huge primate skull in British Columbia. Continue reading to know what the expert said and why he could face legal sanctions for it.

'Gates of Hell' Can Finally Be Extinguished After 50 Years: History of Darvaza Crater Revealed

07.09.2022 03:09 AM

Since 1971, a fire has been blazing in Turkmenistan's Darvaza sinkhole and it has been burning for decades. Read more to know why it's called the Gates of Hell and why the government wants to extinguish it.

500-Million-Year-Old Fossilized Brain of a Three-Eyed Prawn-Like Creature Offers Key Insights on Insect Evolution [Study]

07.09.2022 01:36 AM

Researchers found a fossilized brain and central nervous system of the Stanleycaris that has been preserved in Canada. Check out how its unique structure prompts a rethink of the evolution of insects and spiders.

Swarm of Dangerous Jellyfish Found on UK Shores; Here's What to Do When You Get Stung

07.09.2022 00:25 AM

UK officials issued a warning encouraging residents to keep their distance from jellyfish after swarms of dangerous jellyfish were spotted on the shore. Continue reading to know the details.

Massive 12-Foot Shark Spotted Lurking in UK Beach, Fins Visible in Waist-Deep Water Leaving Sailors Horrified

07.08.2022 23:48 PM

A sailor was shocked to spot a huge shark swimming alongside his boat as he returned to the harbor of a Welsh beach. Read the article for more details about this encounter.

Odd Aquatic Creature Dating 518 Million Years Ago Appears to be the Earliest Vertebrate Ever Discovered, Study Suggests

07.08.2022 10:30 AM

An odd aquatic creature splashing in the oceans of Earth over half a million years ago seems to be the earliest relative of vertebrates. Read to know more.

Alaska Wildfires: Firefighters Put Out Over 225 Fires, Forcing Hundreds of Residents From Their Homes

07.08.2022 08:30 AM

More than 2.4 million acres have burned wildfire in 2022 which is double the acreage typically scorched during the wildfire season in Alaska. Read to know more.

Cockroach Evolution: Insects Have Sugar-Free Diet to Avoid Pesticides, Affecting Its Mating Behavior

07.08.2022 06:42 AM

A new study shows that the behavioral aversion of cockroaches to sugar has taken a bitter turn that resulted in rejected males. Read the article to learn how cockroaches learned to have a sugar-free diet that affected their mating preferences.

T.Rex May Have Short Arms Due to Sexual Selection Based on 95 Million-Yea-Old Fossil Discovered in Patagonia, Argentina

07.08.2022 04:14 AM

Researchers found fossil evidence that another dinosaur had arms like T. rex that used them for survival and mating. Read the article to know the full details.

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