ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Grindavik at Risk of ‘Crack Collapse’ With Lava Pouring From Fissures After Volcanic Eruption in Iceland

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 01.30.2024 04:20 AM

Lava pouring from cracks after a volcanic eruption is putting Grivandik, a town in Iceland, at risk of being collapsed. Continue reading to learn more.

Prehistoric Cat New Species With ‘Very Robust’ Jaw, Primitive Teeth Discovered in Madrid

01.30.2024 04:00 AM

A new medium-sized feline species was discovered in Madrid and it was named Magerifelis peignei. Continue reading to learn more.

Nearly 1,000 Manatees Gather in Blue Spring State Park; Historic Gathering May Have To Do With the Weather

01.30.2024 02:26 AM

Experts regard the record-breaking gathering of almost 1,000 manatees in a Florida park as "very unusual" since these solitary animals rarely gather. Find out more details of this historic event in this article.

Wildfire Ravages UNESCO Park in Argentina, Threatens Second Longest Living Tree Species in the World

01.29.2024 21:45 PM

Firefighters in Argentina are battling an uncontrolled blaze that ravaged a forest listed in UNESCO World Heritage Site. Read the article to find out more.

Some Oldest Best-Preserved Human Footprints: 85 Foot Tracks From 90,000 Years Ago Found on Moroccan Beach

01.29.2024 21:16 PM

Researchers were able to find two trails of human footprints consisting of 85 foot tracks on a Moroccan beach. Read to learn more.

Moonquakes, Landslides Due to Moon Shrinking Could Impact Artemis Astronauts' Lunar Landing Site, Geologists Warn

01.29.2024 20:36 PM

In light of the Artemis III mission, geologists express worries of how moonquakes and lunar landslides could impact lunar landings. Read to learn more.

3.5-Billion-Year-Old Rock Reveals Complex Microbial Communities; Rich Ecosystem Could Be Key to the First Life on Earth

01.29.2024 07:43 AM

Scientists studied samples of rock from South Africa which reveal clues about life on Earth 3.4 billion years ago. Find out more about it in this article.

Invasive Ants Disrupt Lions’ Hunting Behavior in Kenya; How Does This Domino Effect Impact Other Species?

01.29.2024 07:05 AM

Lions in Kenya are being forced to change their predatory strategy due to a tiny invasive ant. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Lake Anjikuni Mystery: Conspiracy Theories Behind the Disappearance of an Entire Village

01.29.2024 04:00 AM

Joe LaBelle claimed that Anjikuni Village surprisingly disappeared without a trace during a freezing day in November 1930.

Is Penis Snake Real? Yes, but It’s Neither a Snake nor a Phallus

01.29.2024 03:00 AM

A penis snake is not a snake but a limbless amphibian. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Shyamal)Is Penis Snake Real? Yes, But It's Neither a Snake Nor a Phallus A penis snake has earned various names like a "man conda" or a "floppy snake.

Is It Okay To Use Cat Backpacks? Veterinary Insights on Myths, Risks, and Tips for Proper Usage

01.29.2024 02:22 AM

Cat backpacks, with small astronaut-style bubbles, raise questions about comfort and benefit, prompting debate over their potential cruelty to cats. Find out what experts think about them in this article.

Why Do These Birds Soak Their Food Before Eating? Surprising Reason Behind Goffin's Cockatoos' Food-Soaking Behavior

01.29.2024 02:05 AM

Prior to consumption, clever cockatoos mimic humans' preference for dunking by enjoying rusk dipped in water, akin to how people enjoy their tea or coffee. Learn more about this odd behavior in this article.

Pink River Dolphin: 5 Fun Facts About the Freshwater Cetacean With the Largest Bodies and Brain

01.29.2024 02:00 AM

Boto, or pink river dolphin, is rare and beautiful, and some consider it a mythical figure. Continue reading to learn more about it.

Lake Michigan Triangle: Paranormal Activities Reported on the Great Lakes

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.

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