ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

5-Meter Long Crocodile in Kowanyama 'Humanely Euthanized' for Displaying Aggressive Behavior Despite Potential Icon Status

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.24.2022 23:03 PM

Rangers shot the infamous Kowanyama crocodile in the Western Cape York despite its potential icon status. Find out why they did it.

Greenland Viking Settlers, Why Did they Disappear?

03.24.2022 08:00 AM

The Eastern Settlement in Greenland once held a rich Viking culture. Learn more about the possible reasons why the Norse people mysteriously vanished from the place.

Great White Sharks Make Friends Too! Predators of the Sea Has a Surprising Social Life

03.24.2022 01:48 AM

Great white sharks are great predators that are feared by many. Keep reading to find out how these apex predators secretly live social lives that may have been brought by environmental changes in the Guadalupe Islands.

How the Most Diverse Assemblage of Cambrian Organisms Dwelt in China's River Delta over 500 Million Years Ago

03.24.2022 01:02 AM

The Chengjiang Biota is the oldest and most diverse assemblage of the first bilaterian animals. Read on to find out how these symmetrical animal ancestors adapted to the stressful environment of early Earth more than 500 million years ago.

Giant 60-Ft Spinosaurus Had Dense Bones, Allowing The Biggest Carnivorous Dinosaur To Hunt Underwater

03.24.2022 00:59 AM

How spinosaurus hunted its prey has been a topic of debate for years. Check out this new study that offers an answer to the never-ending dispute.

Mayan Civilization and Their Corn Crops Came from Southern Cultures Sometime 5600 Years Ago

03.23.2022 11:00 AM

The Mayan civilization contained a systematic society contrary to popular belief. See more about how experts traced the roots of the Maya culture.

Almost 1,000-Meter Ancient Ice Wall Blocked Bering Land Bridge Pushing First Human Migrations from Asia to America via Boat

03.23.2022 04:40 AM

The Bering land bridge served as a connection between Asia and America. See more to why new research contradicts what we first thought about Beringia, and how it affected the migration between the eastern and western continents.

Fish Communities in the Great Barrier Reef Losing Colors Due to Complex Coral Reefs Decline, Study Reveals

03.23.2022 03:14 AM

Future coral reefs may not be as colorful as today and it will affect the fish communities in the Great Coral Reef. Read more to know the details.

Two New Species of Endangered Glass Frogs With See-Through Bodies Discovered in Active Mining Sites in Ecuador

03.23.2022 00:24 AM

DNA analysis of two new species of glass frogs in Ecuador showed that they are genetically diverse. Read to know more and see their appearance.

Longest Native Snake In North America Spotted In Alabama For The Second Time in 60 Years Proving Indigo Project Was Successful After Over 10 Years

03.22.2022 22:07 PM

Check out this East Indigo snake that can grow up to 8ft found in Alabama only for the second time in 60 years! The find proves that the Indigo project was successful.

New Projects Seek Knowledge in Welfare Biology with $500k in Funding

03.22.2022 15:07 PM

The emerging field of wild animal welfare research asks, “What is life like for wild animals, and how can we help?”

Neolithic's Oldest City Discovered with Colored Bones Buried Right Beneath House Floors

03.22.2022 04:40 AM

The neolithic age contains the foundations of lifestyles we have in the modern world. See more about a new discovery from one of the age's first successful cities.

Orangutans Have Distinct Vocal Personalities Influenced By Social Interactions Just Like Humans

03.22.2022 00:40 AM

Scientists found that social interaction shaped the languages of orangutans just like in human populations. Read the article to learn more.

Dinosaurs Went Extinct Due to Sulfur Gases and Climate Cooling After Asteroid Impact, New Research Suggests

03.21.2022 22:33 PM

Sulfur gases that circled the world for years led to climate cooling and contributed to the mass extinction of dinosaurs. Read more to find out the details.

Sea Otters in Alaska Found with Distinct Eating Behaviors, Wide Variety of Diet

03.21.2022 11:00 AM

Sea otters are known as heavy eaters of the seas. See more to learn why southern Alaska perceives their eating habits as a threat to the region.

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