ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

11-Foot Alligator Blocks Road, Causes Traffic Jam in Florida on a Rush Hour

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.04.2022 03:17 AM

The police were called to solve a traffic jam caused by an alligator crossing the highway in Florida. Read on to know what happened next to the massive reptile.

33-Foot Dinosaur Bones Unearthed in Argentina Could Be the Biggest Megaraptor Ever Found

05.03.2022 23:36 PM

Paleontologists uncovered the largest megaraptor bones ever found in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Continue reading to know the details of the dinosaur named Maip macrothorax.

Giant Black Bear Seen Breaking Into 2 Vehicles in Connecticut, Leaving One Car Totally Damaged [WATCH]

05.03.2022 10:30 AM

A giant black bear was reported to be breaking into vehicles in Connecticut. Find out the damages the bear left in one of the automobiles it intruded on.

First-Ever Mapping on Living Corals Identify Heatwave Impact, Reveals 'Winner and Loser' Reefs

05.03.2022 09:00 AM

A new study develops an effective mapping approach that shows the bleaching effects of the heatwave on coral reefs in Hawaii. Read more to find out what they found and what are the effects of these data on the future of coral conservation.

Landmark Partnership to Enhance Conservation Across Six Million Hectares of Private Land

05.03.2022 07:56 AM

Australian Wildlife Conservancy and North Australian Pastoral Company to undertake large scale conservation on pastoral land.

12-Foot Alligator Attacks Photographer's Camera, Another 8-Foot Gator Crashes Birthday Party in Florida

05.03.2022 03:41 AM

Some locals in Florida shared their close encounters with alligators amid their mating season. Check out their encounters captured in pictures and video.

Human Urine a Safe, Natural Alternative to Artificial Fertilizers to Help Feed Growing Population

05.03.2022 03:20 AM

Urine is a great alternative to artificial fertilizers without harming the environment. Read on to know how scientists could turn your pee into a natural fertilizer

Seagrass Under Mediterranean Waters at Risk Due to Human Activities

05.02.2022 10:00 AM

Experts warn about the impacts of destroying the seagrass meadows across the Mediterranean sea. Read more about the underwater plants and how they are crucial to the environment and economy of the region.

Polar Bear Spotted Wandering in Quebec; Is This a Sign of the Animal Species’ Looming Extinction?

05.02.2022 08:30 AM

A polar bear was seen wandering in Quebec, prompting wildlife officials to urge residents to stay indoors. Is this sign of a looming extinction? Read on!

5 Air-Purifying Indoor Plants That Naturally Reduce Toxins in the Atmosphere and Clean the Air

05.02.2022 07:22 AM

Houseplants can clean the air inside homes naturally by removing toxic substances from the atmosphere. Read on to find out the best indoor plants.

150 Female Skulls Discovered in Mexican Cave; Are These Discoveries Indications of Murder or Human Sacrifice?

05.02.2022 07:00 AM

More than a hundred female skulls were discovered inside a Mexican cave. Find out if such discoveries are specifications of murder or human sacrifices.

Giant Squid Bigger Than a Toddler Washed Ashore in Cape Town After Similar Massive Creature Was Spotted in Japan

05.02.2022 04:37 AM

Two giant squids washed up ashore in the previous week. Check out these massive cephalopods that were washed up on the beaches of Cape Town and Japan.

UN-Backed Floating City Soon to Rise in South Korea by 2025 to Help Survive Rising Sea Levels and Withstand Category 5 Hurricanes [IMAGES]

05.02.2022 04:00 AM

Rising sea levels and natural disasters intensified by climate change are threatening the lives of millions living in coastal areas. Read on to find out how a UN-backed floating city being constructed in South Korea aims to build a sustainable city safe from flooding and natural disasters.

Crystals Serve as Time Capsules for the First Plate Tectonics 3.8 Billion Years Ago, New Study Claims

05.01.2022 23:54 PM

The oldest record of plate tectonics is sealed in ancient zircon crystals scientists found in South Africa. Read on to find out how a geological activity was recorded in those rocks.

Fluffy Herding Dogs in South America Found as Closest Relative of UK Ancient Sheepdog Breed from 200 Years Ago

05.01.2022 04:54 AM

A new study confirms that the common herding dogs of South America are the closest living relative of sheepdogs in the Victorian-era UK. Read more about the connection between the breeds, and how European migration affected the spread of the herding dog's lineage.

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