Insufficient Controlling Devices May Direct To Major Zoonotic Diseases of Animals, Recent Study Claims

Medicine & Technology Oct 06, 2022

Lack of disease management tools can cause major health problems to animals according to a study. Know the effects of this scarcity here. Read now!

New Australian Technology Suggests Use of AI in Detecting Wildlife Smuggling Inside Human Luggage

Sep 26, 2022

Australian researchers developed a new scanning technology that will detect native smuggled wildlife. Read more to know how illegal wildlife affects the animals.

Demure Male Albatross Twice as Likely to Get Divorce Than Aggressive Rivals [Study]

Sep 20, 2022

Demure male albatrosses tend to be scared of confrontation due to mating challenges, so they are likely to get divorced. Read the article to know the details.

Threatened Wild Moose Fights Back, Nearly Kill Bowhunter After Missed Arrow

Sep 16, 2022

A hunter from Colorado nearly died when he missed his arrow and the threatened moose attacked him back. Read the article for the full story.

Can Insects Feel Pain? Researchers Solve Odd Mystery

Jul 06, 2022

A recent study learned that insects react to unpleasant stimuli similarly to humans. Keep reading to know more about nociception and how it changed based on situations.

Large Pre-Historic Flightless Bird Had a Brain Squeezed In Tight Cranial Space

Mar 25, 2021

Researchers from Flinders University in Australia discovered through a fossil CT scan that the skull of the large extinct Dromornis stirtoni had a large skull with very little space for a brain.

New Species of Shrimp Discovered in Panama’s Coiba National Park

Aug 11, 2020

Marine biologists from the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute have discovered a number of new species in Panama's Coiba National Park, including new genera and a new species of shrimp.

Meet these Adorable Round Birds that Can Do Perfect Splits!

Apr 25, 2020

See more photos of the bearded reedling that will steal your hearts with their perfect splits!

Secret Behind Asian Butterfly's Mythological Names Revealed

Apr 21, 2017

Beginning of mysterious genus of Asian butterflies named after mythological entities decoded

Endangered 44 Turtle Eggs Species Has Been Recovered In Myanmar

Apr 14, 2017

Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)/Turtle Survival Alliance (TSA) rescued 44 fertile eggs of Burmese roofed turtle from the nesting site of Chindwin River in Myanmar. The species is classified as the endangered species by WCS and there are only five females left in the wild.

Vince The White Rhino Mercilessly Slaughtered By Poachers Inside His Cage At A French Zoo

Mar 07, 2017

A white rhino named Vince has been killed inside his cage in a zoo in France by poachers.

India Discovers 7 New Tiny Frogs

Feb 22, 2017

India has recently discovered 7 new small species of frogs.

Yale Traces the Origins of all Snakes

May 20, 2015

Researchers at Yale University recently delved into the evolutionary history of snakes, and what they discovered was an ancient creature who lived over 120 million years ago in the warm forests of the Southern Hemisphere. And most interesting of all, this creature sported tiny hindlimbs, replete with ankles and toes.

Port of Los Angeles Reveals a New Resident of the City—A Roly Poly Pillbug Species

May 19, 2015

On the mother of all class field trips, a new species of marine roly poly pillbug was discovered, Los Angeles researchers from the county Natural History Museum confirm. The discovery was made as an invertebrate zoology lab course from Loyola Marymount University taught by researcher Dean Pentcheff of the museum explored a small, dirty, rocky beach at the southernmost tip of the city-less than a mile from the busiest port in America.