ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATEA mountain lion was found under a desk in a high school classroom in Pescadero, California. Read on to know how the big cat got itself there and what happened to it.
Natural selection drove the giraffe family to absolute extremes that scientists are finally understanding the reason behind its long neck. Read on to find out how its amazing sexual weapon could be behind it.
A mummified air-breathing freshwater Suckermouth catfish breathing for the first time after being in a hibernation-like mode was caught in a video. Read the article to know what happened.
The iconic crescent-shaped mountain range of the Alps is turning green from white as the snow gradually melts, allowing non-native species to thrive. Read on to learn more details.
A new study confirms how genetic evolution gave some fish species electric organs. Learn more about the genetics behind the electrocuting skills of some fish groups and the secret to developing them.
Experts from the UK discovered the lost rudder of the warship HMS Invincible after its wreckage more than 200 years ago. Learn more about the history behind the wreckage and the collection of the ship's missing parts.
A Bison attacked and left an Ohio woman with puncture wounds and other injuries during a visit to Yellowstone National Park. Continue reading to know other details.
A grizzly bear in Montana has met its match in a mother moose who chased it away after eating one of its calves. Watch this amazing maternal instinct display in the wild.
Archaeology experts suggest that the Xiol metropolis in the Yucatan peninsula was once full of socioeconomic activities. Read more about the ancient Mesoamerican site and the life it held in the past.
Researchers recently came out with the first catalog of genomic diversity for endangered chimpanzees and their being illegally traded. Read to know more about it.
Experts show the cities that have the fastest sinking rate due to rising sea levels. Read more to know what induces these climate change impacts, and what could country's do to protect their coastal areas to drop from their original elevation.
Long Island was visited with lots of sharks last year and this time, a fisherman witnessed a 10-foot mako shark struggling along the shoreline of a Long Island beach. Read on to learn what happened.