Swordfish Covered With Strange Round Holes Captured During Fishing in Australia; Captain Explains Bizarre Condition

Medicine & Technology Jul 28, 2023

A swordfish covered with strange holes was reportedly a victim of a pack attack. Read to know the full story.

Roundworm Revives Itself After 46,000 Years Frozen in Permafrost; Long-Extinct Panagrolaimus Kolymaensis Species Comes Back to Life

Jul 28, 2023

Revived worms lasted less than a month but gave birth to new worms worth 100 generations. Read to learn more.

Possible Ruins of Nero's Theater Unearthed in Rome, Long-Sought First-Century Imperial Performance Venue

Jul 28, 2023

Archaeologists find potential ruins of Nero's theater, a long-lost structure near St. Peter's Square in Rome. Read the article to learn more.

77-Year-Old Man Survived Shark Attack, Escaped by Punching Predator's Head; How Important Is Acting Quickly in This Situation?

Jul 27, 2023

The wobbegong shark isn't regarded as fatal when unprovoked; and while there are occasional bites, they aren't considered fatal. Read to learn more.

What Are Bug Light Bulbs? Are They Effective in Repelling Insects?

Jul 27, 2023

In many hardware stores and online shops, a type of light bulb is being promoted as a solution against insects getting attracted to artificial light sources. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Narwhals Suffer From Noisy Ships and Airguns in the Arctic, New Study Reveals

Jul 27, 2023

A research team has found that man-made noise in the Arctic region has caused nuisance for unicorn-horned whales called narwhals. Find out more about it in this article.

Requiem Shark Feeding on School of Atlantic Menhaden Caught on Camera [Watch]

Jul 27, 2023

A requiem shark was caught in aerial footage feeding solo on a school of Atlantic menhaden, known as a "bunker pod." Read the article for more details and watch the footage.

DNA Analysis of Machu Pichu Servants Reveals That They Came From Distant Inca-Conquered Lands; Most Males Came from Highland Regions

Jul 27, 2023

Male servants of the Machu Pichu Incas were called "yanacona" while female servants were called "aclla." Read to learn more.

South America Sees Around 2,000 Dead Penguins Washing Up on Shore With Empty Stomachs

Jul 27, 2023

Scientists say that the reason behind the massive deaths of the Magellanic penguins includes temperature, storms, and starvation. Read to learn more.

Removing Carbon Dioxide From the Atmosphere Could Not Reverse Climate Change Damages, Study Suggests

Jul 27, 2023

A study conducted by a team of scientists reveal that the technologies used by companies to suck carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere will not make things go back to normal. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Earth's Ever-Changing Surface Caused Dynamic Plate Tectonics That Started 1.3 Billion Years After the Planet Formed

Jul 27, 2023

Researchers found evidence in Australia that plate tectonic movements on Earth started 3.2 billion years ago. Continue reading to learn more.

235-Million-Year-Old Fossil Revealed New Armored Reptile Species That Sheds Light on Dinosaur Evolution

Jul 27, 2023

New armored reptile species, an archosaur fossil, links armor's evolution with dinosaurs and pterosaurs. Continue reading to learn more.

Israeli Archaeologists Claim Biblical Fire in Jerusalem 2,500 Years Ago Was ‘Deliberate Destruction’ [Study]

Jul 26, 2023

Archaeologists from Israel recreated the fire in Jerusalem to unveil its secret. Continue reading to know the full story.

Loch Ness Monster 'Giant Eel' Rumors Debunked as None of These Creatures Grows Past One Meter; Only 1 in 50,000 Chance

Jul 26, 2023

To grow up to six meters long, it would take eels 200 years. Read to learn more.

Unique Egg Signatures Help Drongos Reject Imposters in Their Nest and Avoid Getting Tricked by African Cuckoo

Jul 26, 2023

A new study has revealed that a species of bird called drongos are able to identify the imposter eggs laid by African cuckoo in their nest using unique egg signatures. Continue reading the article to find out more.