ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Lake Michigan Triangle: Paranormal Activities Reported on the Great Lakes

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 01.29.2024 01:00 AM

The Lake Michigan Triangle is dubbed the Bermuda Triangle of the Great Lakes due to the numerous missing ships reported in the area. Continue reading to learn more

What Does Inkanyamba Look Like? Exploring the Possibility of a 20-Feet-Long Mythical Creature Inhabiting South African Rivers

01.28.2024 23:54 PM

The Inkanyamba is a 20-foot mythical serpent, linked to storms and sometimes mistaken for a water creature in flight. Read this article to learn more about this mythical serpent found in South Africa.

Skeletons From Dark Ages With Neck Rings, Wooden Foot Buckets Discovered in Ancient Cemetery

01.28.2024 22:56 PM

Archaeologists found Dark-Age skeletons with elaborate neck rings and distinct wooden foot buckets. Read to learn more.

How Can Hagfish Produce Slime 400 Times Their Volume? Everything to Know About Eel-Like Creature

01.28.2024 01:00 AM

Hagfish can produce too much slime and die when left in it. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Peter Southwood) How Can Hagfish Produce Slime 400 Times Their Volume? Everything To Know About Eel-Like Creature Hagfish can produce slime a hundred times more than its volume.

World’s Largest Drinking Water Reserves May Be Put at Risk Due to Climate Change, Study Claims

01.28.2024 00:50 AM

A study finds that large freshwater reserves across the world could be at risk because of rising temperatures. Read to learn more.

What Is Siphonophore? Meet the Longest Animal in the World, Longer Than the Blue Whale

01.28.2024 00:40 AM

Siphonophores could measure 150 feet, making them longer than blue whales and the longest animal ever recorded. Continue reading to learn more.

Mysterious Devil Sea: Japanese Government Reportedly Declares Dragon Triangle Dangerous

01.28.2024 00:20 AM

Have you heard about the Devil's Sea or Dragon's Triangle? Read on to know where vessels and ships reportedly go missing.

Seaweed Farms Could Save Humanity in Sunlight Crisis, Says Global Research Team

01.27.2024 01:38 AM

Seaweed farming, proposed as a solution after a nuclear war, could potentially provide up to 15% of human food needs, averting famine for a billion people. Continue reading to learn more.

Ancient Underwater Volcano Eruption Discovered at Santorini Island, Bigger Than Record-Breaking Tonga Explosion

01.26.2024 23:50 PM

Scientists have found evidence of a large submarine volcanic eruption which took place 520,000 years ago in the Mediterranean seabed. Continue reading the article to learn more details.

How Do Frozen Alligators Survive During Winter? TikTok Video Shows Remarkable Adaptation to Extreme Cold

01.26.2024 06:19 AM

Alligators in North Carolina and Texas endure freezing temperatures by freezing in pond water; only snouts and teeth protrude until they thaw. Read the article to learn more.

World’s Hairiest Animals: Which Species Has the Most Body Covering?

01.26.2024 04:44 AM

Some animals have much more hair than others as they are endowed with body coverings they need for survival. Read the article to find out more.

Northern White Rhino Gets Pregnant From Embryo Transfer; Can IVF Save the Species From Extinction?

01.26.2024 04:06 AM

Scientists performed the first successful embryo transfer in rhinos using a technique that could save them from extinction. Learn more about it in this article.

Skeleton Lake Mystery: Remains Found in Roopkund From Ritual Suicide, Disease or Battle? DNA Analysis Reveals the Truth Behind Mass Deaths

01.26.2024 00:20 AM

The human skeletons found in the Roopkund Lake raised questions as to who the people were and why they were there. Continue reading to know the full story.

Great Potoo: Everything to Know About the Tree Stump Impersonator

01.25.2024 23:51 PM

Great potoos are known for being impressive impersonators because when they perch upright on a tree, they look like a tree stump. Continue reading to learn more about this bird.

Giant 'Star Lizard': Newly Identified Sauropod Unearthed as the Largest and Last of Its Kind in Argentina

01.25.2024 23:26 PM

Paleontologists unearthed fossil fragments of a 90-million-year-old rebbachisaurid sauropod, named Sidersaura, revealing a new prehistoric discovery. Check out more details in this article.

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