ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Cat vs. Coyote: Who Wins in the Scrappy Attack On Texas Porch? [Watch]

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 06.12.2022 21:50 PM

A skinny coyote repeatedly charged and attempted to attack a cat on a back porch in the dead of night in Texas. Click the article to watch the encounter.

Living Galapagos Giant Tortoise Discovered for the First Time After 100 Years of Being ‘Extinct’

06.12.2022 00:43 AM

Experts from Princeton University discovers a living giant tortoise in Galapagos that was through to be extinct for more than a century. Read more about the search for the animal.

Aggressive Space Reptiles Want to Have a ‘Fascist’ System and Take Over Planet Earth, Professor Claims

06.11.2022 03:24 AM

There are aggressive space reptiles planning to take over the world. Continue reading to know the details.

Britain's Lost Atlantis City Found After It Sunk Underwater in 650 Years [Report]

06.11.2022 03:19 AM

Experts believe that have found Yorkshire's Atlantis after decades of looking for the fabled sunken city. Read the article to learn more about the medieval town.

Meet Therizinosaurus From 'Jurassic World Dominion' A.K.A. Scythe Lizard: Herbivorous Dinosaur Could Kill A T. Rex

06.10.2022 22:25 PM

The new Jurassic World: Dominion film has introduced new dinosaurs and one of them is the Therizinosaurus. Read the article to know more about this very interesting dinosaur.

Google's 'Dynamic World' Tool Lets Us See Features Like Trees, Crops and Water on the Surface of Earth, Almost Real-Time

06.10.2022 12:20 PM

Google’s Dynamic World utilizes AI to produce high-resolution land covers like water, trees, or crops on the surface of the earth. Read more to find out.

Car Tires Tagged As Major Pollution Contributors, Not Exhaust Fumes

06.10.2022 12:00 PM

As it turns out, the wear of tires on the road produces more pollutants than car tailpipe exhausts by 2,000 per cent. Read on to find out why and how exhaust pipes are no longer the major contributor to air pollution.

Climate Change Alters Oceanic Ecosystems Making Predators Hungrier

06.10.2022 11:40 AM

Climate change is inadvertently increasing the global temperature which leads to warmer oceans. Read on to find out how warmer waters equate to hungrier oceanic predators and what it could mean for the future of oceanic ecosystems.

First Avian Flu Cases in Southwest Confirmed, Leading to Deaths of 37 Million Commercial Farm Birds in Parts of US

06.10.2022 10:40 AM

The first cases of avian flu in the Southwest have been confirmed. This caused farms to kill millions of birds to avoid spread of the virus. Read to learn more.

Plastic Eating Superworm Discovered by Australian Scientists; Worm Microbiome Could Hold Secrets to Higher Recycling Rates

06.10.2022 09:30 AM

Australian researchers have identified superworms that could devour common forms of plastic. Read on to find out how the larvae can survive solely on plastic waste and how their enzymes could increase recycling rates.

First Preserved Fossil of Psittacosaurus Dinosaur With Umbilical Scar Equivalent to Belly Button Discovered in China

06.10.2022 06:09 AM

Paleontologists discovered a well-preserved fossil of psittacosaurus dinosaur, which probably had the oldest belly button known. Continue reading to know the details.

4,500-Year-Old Seagrass Is World's Largest Plant That Can Clone Itself to Reproduce, Researchers Claim

06.10.2022 04:38 AM

Researchers discovered what seems to be the world's largest plant that grows in the waters of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Shark Bay. Continue reading to learn about the self-cloning seagrass.

‘Internal Shower’ Viral TikTok Drink: Is it Good For You or Is It Damaging Your GI Tract?

06.09.2022 12:30 PM

Internal showers are the latest viral TikTok health trend that has been causing a stir online. Read on to find out if the chia seeds drink can really help your digestion and relieve indigestion or does it cause more harm.

Suspected Remnants of England's Largest Theropod With Over 15 Meters Body Length, 13 Metric Tons Weight Discovered

06.09.2022 11:05 AM

Archaeologists discovered the suspected largest theropod in England. Specifically, they suspected it to be remnants of a two-legged carnivore. Read to learn more.

Chicken Domestication Origins Dates Back to 3,500 Years Ago Based on a Study of Its Remains From the Bronze Age

06.09.2022 10:30 AM

Where and when chickens were first domesticated has always been a debate among experts. Today two studies are able to pinpoint exactly when and where chickens were first domesticated. Click to find out how the ancestors of today's chicken made their way across the globe.

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