Experts Explain the Likelihood of Three Massive Earthquakes in Mexico Hitting on the Same Day in Three Different Years

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 09.23.2022 03:51 AM

Is September 19 a bad omen in Mexico? In three different years, the country experienced massive earthquakes on the same day that killed thousands of people. Find out how likely it is for such a phenomenon to happen.

7.7-Magnitude Earthquake Rocked Mexico on Chilling Anniversaries of 2 Previous Disasters; Tsunami Threat 'Largely Passed'

09.20.2022 03:08 AM

The earthquake resulted in the death of one person and a tsunami warning, which was later revised. Tap the article to know more details of this disaster that happened on the anniversaries of the 1985 and 2017 earthquakes.

iPad-Sized Deep-Sea Isopods Found in Gulf of Mexico

08.10.2022 19:21 PM

Big isopods the size of an iPad have been roaming the Mexican seafloor. Read more to know the details.

Terrifying Footage Captures Moment Zombie Shark Devours Its Prey as Diver Watches A Few Inches Away

06.07.2022 04:03 AM

A filmmaker captured the terrifying moment when a zombie great white shark chowed down its prey in front of him. Check out the incredible video in this article.

Pre-Hispanic Maya City 'Xiol' Unearthed by Construction Crew, Metropolis Dates Back 1,400 Years Ago

06.02.2022 03:40 AM

Archaeology experts suggest that the Xiol metropolis in the Yucatan peninsula was once full of socioeconomic activities. Read more about the ancient Mesoamerican site and the life it held in the past.

Giant Whale Nearly Killed 4 Boat Passengers After Breaching; Tourists May Have Provoked the Incident, Made the Mammal Felt Harassed

05.18.2022 06:12 AM

Authorities remind whale watchers to watch them from afar after an incident left four tourists injured. Read more to know the details.

Inbreeding and Lesser Fishing Best Choice to Revive Population of Rare, Critically Endangered Gray Porpoise

05.06.2022 10:30 AM

Experts found a way to pull the little sea cows 'vaquita marinas' from the brink of extinction. Read more about the current state of the rare mammals and effective solutions to increase their population.

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.

Over a Dozen Mummified Bodies in San Bernardo, Colombia Were Naturally Preserved Due to Healthy Diet?

03.03.2022 10:57 AM

San Bernardo houses a collection of 100-year-old remains that are surprisingly well-preserved. Read on about Colombia's mummified collection here.

Mexican Nanorobots Set to Explore the Moon in First-of-Its-Kind Scientific Mission

03.01.2022 09:00 AM

UNAM researchers have developed nanorobots to explore the lunar surface. Read on to find out the details of the first-of-its-kind scientific lunar exploration.

Tequila Making Agave Plant Initiative Used For Mexican Long-Nosed Bat Preservation

02.19.2022 22:24 PM

Harvesting an agave for mescal production which includes tequila is not a major threat in northeastern Mexico, as it is in the western portion of the nation. A report specified though, as drought has strengthened to turn more often, the cattle which have customarily gazed on grasses and other native forage, have been forced to feed on agaves.

Hundreds of Migratory Birds Simultaneously Died Above the Sky of Mexico in a Mysterious Event

02.16.2022 10:00 AM

A CCTV footage showed a mysterious moment when suddenly a flock of migratory birds, specifically yellow-headed blackbirds, fell from the sky of Chihuahua, Mexico.

Massive Death of Pigs in Mexico Not Caused By Swine Fever, But Salmonella and Pneumonia

01.17.2022 03:38 AM

Mexican authorities can now breathe a sigh of relief after confirming that the pig die-off in the country in 2021 was due to salmonella and pneumonia, and not African swine flu.

Scientists Successfully Reintroduce Extinct Fish That Fits Palm of the Hand After 20 Years

01.03.2022 09:10 AM

The Mexican fish called tequila splitfin has been extinct in nature for more than 20 years, but now scientists have achieved a return of species after they successfully reintroduced the fish to its native habitat.

Lost World: Mysterious Ancient Mangrove Ecosystem Flourishes 124 Miles Away From the Nearest Ocean

10.08.2021 03:30 AM

Scientists said that it was like putting together a lost world when they discovered the hidden mangrove ecosystem in the heart of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, which is 124 miles away from the nearest ocean.

Mexico Sinkhole: Authorities Rule Out Water Pumping as Cause, Calls It 'A Natural Process'

07.05.2021 08:22 AM

A huge sinkhole suddenly appeared on a farm in Puebla, Central Mexico back in May, and residents are blaming industrial water pumping through the ground - and a new study by experts say otherwise.

Growing Sinkhole Opens in Mexico Home; Scientists Explain What This Phenomenon Is

06.03.2021 02:00 AM

Authorities are investigating a massive sinkhole that appeared in a farmer's field in Mexico's Puebla state. The hole has rapidly expanded and is threatening to swallow a nearby house.

Mexico City Subsidence, Landscape Sinking Faster Than Expected

05.17.2021 23:41 PM

Mexico City is descending deeper and faster than expected. The city may sink hundreds of feet within a Century.

Fake Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccines Discovered in Mexico, Poland: Criminals’ Latest Attempt to Exploit Global Vaccination Campaign

04.22.2021 02:40 AM

Drug manufacturer, Pfizer Inc. said it has discovered the first confirmed cases of fake versions of COVID-19 vaccines it developed with BioNTech SE in Mexico and Poland.

Scientists Found Unknown Beaked Whale Off Remote Island in Mexico

12.13.2020 03:32 AM

Researchers thought they’d found the elusive Perrin’s beaked whale, an endangered species that’s never been officially sighted alive.

Over 2,250 Endangered Species of Baby Sea Turtles Hatched in Mexico

10.29.2020 08:30 AM

A record number of olive ridley sea turtles hatched in Northern Mexico. The number is believed to have been a positive effect of reduced human activity in the area.