Gustave the Crocodile: The Giant Man-Eater From Burundi Who Has Eaten 300 People

Medicine & Technology Jun 12, 2023

In the region of East Africa, a massive Nile crocodile got its notorious image dfor allegedly killing 300 people. Find more about this animal in this article.

Philippine Government Orders the Evacuation of Residents As Mayon Volcano Indicates Signs of Violent Eruption

Jun 12, 2023

Thousands of residents in Albay province in the Philippines were ordered to evacuate as the Mayon volcano released lava and sulfuric gas. Read the article to find out more.

Plastic Rubbish Turned Into Rugs and Mats As Syrians Make a Living Amidst War Conflicts

Jun 12, 2023

Residents in war-stricken country of Syria make a living by turning plastic waste into rugs and mats. Find out how they do it in this article.

Italy’s Supervolcano Campi Flegrei To Erupt Soon After 485 Years, Experts Warn

Jun 10, 2023

Experts are warning about the possible eruption of Italian supervolcano Campi Flegrei after almost five centuries since its last activity. Learn more about it in this article.

Investigating the Remains of Protosterol Biota: Could They Be the First Predators on Earth?

Jun 10, 2023

Traces of fossil molecules were found in ancient rocks which reveal an ecosystem of early life forms that could have thrived in the Earth for almost a billion years. Find out more about it in this article.

Mimicry in Brood Parasitism: How Do Some Animals Deceive Their Host To Get Newborn Care?

Jun 09, 2023

Some animals adapt survival strategies by seeking the care of other species in brood parasitism. Learn more about it in this article.

Breathing Toxic Air in New York Is Equivalent to Smoking 6 Cigarettes a Day

Jun 09, 2023

The air in New York City is very toxic that it's reportedly like one is smoking. Continue reading for more details.

Rise in Severe Airplane Turbulence Linked to the Worsening Impact of Climate Change, Study Suggests

Jun 09, 2023

Recent research by the University of Reading unveils a rise in clear-air turbulence, posing risks to aircraft, across global regions. Read the article for more details.

Liquid Gypsum Roman Britain Burial Undergoes 3D Scanning, Found to Harbor Ancient Secrets; What Was This Funerary Ritual?

Jun 09, 2023

There were times when people of the Roman era poured liquid gypsum over dead bodies inside coffins before burying the dead. Read to learn more.

700,000-year-old Evidence of Humans in Greece is 250,000 Years Older Than Earlier Records; Findings Shed Light on Hominin Migration, Human Evolution

Jun 08, 2023

The team found several stone tools and animal remains of extinct rhino, deer, hippo, macaque, and elephant species at the 700,00o-year-old prehistoric site in Greece. Read to learn more.

Octopus' Unconventional Superpower: RNA Editing for Environmental Adaptation in Cephalopods

Jun 08, 2023

An octopus can use RNA editing to adjust to temperature fluctuations, transitioning from warm summer waters to chilly ocean temperatures in winter. Read the article to learn more.

Cats May Not Need To Get Spayed, Neutered As Gene Therapy Injection Appears To Be Promising Birth Control Method, Study Suggests

Jun 08, 2023

The most common cat birth control procedures at present are spaying for females and neutering for males, which are both invasive surgical methods. Read to learn more.

Sowerby's Beaked Whale Gets Stranded on Beach, Dies in Suspected Bird Flu Case

Jun 08, 2023

Sowerby's beaked whales tend to spend their time on the North Atlantic's continental shelf, making it rare for them to make appearances or get stranded in shallow waters. Read to learn more.

Are Humans Apex Predators? Here’s What the Evidence Shows

Jun 11, 2023

Humans are apex predators millions of years ago. Continue reading to know what changed and if this holds true today.

Large Pod of Killer Whales Spotted in Rare Sighting in San Francisco; Orcas Were Probably Celebrating Successful Hunting

Jun 08, 2023

An uncommonly large pod of killer whales was spotted in San Francisco. Continue reading to know more about the rare killer whale sighting.