12-Foot, 1,200-Pound Great White Shark Spotted off the Coast of South Carolina After Vanishing From Data-Tracking Tool for a Year

Medicine & Technology May 22, 2023

The monstrous great white shark named Ironbound resurfaced after it went missing for a year. Read to know the full story.

Yellowstone Volcano Super Eruption Involves a Series of Outbursts, Not Just One Big Blast [Report]

May 22, 2023

Yellowstone Volcano's super eruption thousands of years ago involved a series of blasts in rapid succession. Continue reading to know the details.

From Scales to Feathers? Tweaking Genes Could Possibly Be Done on Some Animals, Study Says

May 21, 2023

A study that focused on tweaking a specific gene during a chicken's embryonic stage demonstrated that this alteration led to permanent feathers growing on usually bald chicken feet. Read to learn more.

1,100-Year-Old Inscription on Breastplate Could Be One of the Oldest Known Cyrillic Texts Ever Found, Researchers Say

May 21, 2023

The 1,100-year-old breastplate could have been worn to protect the wearer from evil and trouble. Read to learn more.

Huge Bear Caught Stealing From Bird Feeder in the Berkshires Home; Here’s How To Behave During These Scary Encounters

May 20, 2023

This was not the black bear's first visit to the woman's home in the Berkshires. Read to learn more.

Dinosaur Bigger Than T.Rex Weighed 50 Tonnes, Measured Twice London Bus; Bones So Heavy They Tipped Over the Van Carrying Them

May 21, 2023

Chucarosaurus Diripienda is one of the biggest dinosaurs discovered that T.Rex pale in comparison to its size. Read to know the details.

Giant Ocean Sunfish Caught on Camera Impersonating a Shark, but Mimicry Was Coincidental, Expert Says

May 21, 2023

An ocean fish seemingly appeared like a shark in one sighting. Read more to know what the expert said about it.

Meet Alvin the White Anteater: Conservationists Released New Photos of the Albino Creature That Seems To Be Thriving in the Wild

May 20, 2023

Alvin, the white anteater, was initially observed last year clinging to the back of his mother. Tap the article to learn more about the world's only albino giant anteater.

3D Images of Titanic Wreck Reveal the Fate of Victims Who Went Missing After the Disaster

May 20, 2023

A new scanning technique allows the researchers to create a 3D image of the wreck of Titanic several thousands of feet below the Atlantic Ocean. Learn more about it in this article.

Genome Sequencing Traces the Lineage of Early Humans; Is It Time to Reconsider Our Origin?

May 20, 2023

A genomic study conducted by a group of researchers suggests that the origin of human species came from a braid of branches that stemmed from migration and mixing of co-existing populations. Read the article to find out more.

7,000-Year-Old Skeleton in Excellent Condition Found in Poland May Have Belonged to a Neolithic Farmer

May 20, 2023

A Neolithic farmer's skeleton, dating back 7,000 years, was found in excellent condition in the vicinity of Kraków in Poland. Read the article to learn more.

Red Wolf Gives Birth to Five Pups in a Wildlife Refuge, Brings Hope to Their Critically Endangered Species

May 19, 2023

Five red wolf pups were born in a wildlife refuge in North Carolina and gained an adopted sibling, giving hope to their species that are already classified as critically endangered. Find more about it in this article.

Restoring Native Plant for Cultural Heritage: How Important Is Murasaki in Preserving the Traditions in Japan?

May 19, 2023

A group of scientists leads the initiative in reviving the traditional dyeing technique in Japan by protecting the survival of murasaki plant. Find more about it in this article.

Mexico's Popocatepetl Volcano Springs Back to Life This Week, Belching Towers of Ash That Forced School Closures

May 19, 2023

Scientists and residents are closely watching the eruption of Popocatepetl Volcano in Mexico after it released towers of ash, threatening millions of people. Read the article to learn more details about this volcanic eruption.

Underestimation of One Damaging Chemical Released to the Environment Results in the Slow Repair of the Ozone Layer

May 19, 2023

One damaging chemical seemed to have slipped the Montreal Protocol in 1987, potentially slowing down the repair of the ozone layer and even putting its future to risk. Read the article to learn more.