First Fatal Bear Attack in Italy Kills a Jogger: What Cause These Unfortunate Encounters With These Big Furry Mammals?

Medicine & Technology Apr 29, 2023

A 26-year-old man was jogging on a woodland path in the Italian Alps when a bear with its three cubs mauled him to death. Read the article to learn more details.

Diver Escapes Death After 16-Foot Great White Chomps Glass Cage; How Aggressive Is the Shark? [Watch]

Apr 28, 2023

A massive great white shark tried to chomp on a glass cage and luckily, the driver was saved. Check out the video and read the story.

Siberian Tiger Mauls Woman After She Gets Out of Car; How Aggressive Are Big Cats? [WATCH]

Apr 27, 2023

A tiger was caught on camera attacking a woman after she got out of the car during an argument with her husband. Continue reading to know the full story.

Las Vegas' Popular Tortoise Mojave Max Emerges From Winter Burrow Marking Earliest Spring in Decades

Apr 27, 2023

It's springtime in Las Vegas as the tortoise named Mojave Max had already emerged from his winter burrow. Read for the full story.

AI Used For Developing Tsunami Early Warning System To Classify Earthquakes, Determine Risk

Apr 27, 2023

As part of their tsunami early warning system, both hydrophones and AI work together to pick up earthquake traces and classify their slip type and magnitude. Read to learn more.

2,600-Year-Old Life-Sized Statues Unearthed in Spain Point to Ancient Tartessos Civilization, Archaeologists Say

Apr 27, 2023

The ancient Tartessos civilization has remained a long-standing mystery, and so these life-sized statue findings are valuable discoveries that help shed light on their culture. Read to learn more.

3,200-Foot-Tall Underwater Volcano With Strange Bundt Cake-Like Shape Found off the Coast of California

Apr 26, 2023

An unnamed 3,200-foot-tall underwater volcano was found while scientists were mapping the seafloor off the coast of California using an uncrewed sailing ship. Read the article to learn more.

Death of 14-Foot Pregnant Hammerhead Shark Spotted Dead on Beach With 40 Unborn Babies May Be Due to Fishing, Researchers Say

Apr 26, 2023

Along a beach in Alabama, a 14-foot pregnant great hammerhead shark was recently found dead; but new reports showed that there were no signs of trauma or illness observed in the shark's vital organs. Read the article to learn more.

8-Foot Alligator Confined to a Basement for 12 Years Rescued Following Owners’ Divorce; Why It’s Not Safe to Pet Gators?

Apr 26, 2023

A massive alligator was rescued after the owner's ex-wife called the ACCT Philly for its removal. Read the full story.

Are Insects Attracted to Light? Science Says 'No'

Apr 26, 2023

Insects are not attracted to lights, but they are drawn to them due to their strange, innate biological response. Read to know the fulls story.

Defining Science History: Four of the First Objects That Are Well-Regarded in the Scientific Community

Apr 26, 2023

Take a look at four of the first scientific discoveries that made a make in science history and learn their significance in this article.

Octopuses, Squids Taste the World Differently Based on Lifestyle Despite Having Similar Special Receptors in Suckers

Apr 26, 2023

People have different tastes and it turns out that even octopuses and squids have evolved to taste different kinds of flavors too. Read the article to learn more.

Whale Exfoliation Spa? Humpbacks Roll Around Shallow, Sandy Bay Areas For Dead Skin Removal, Study Says

Apr 25, 2023

It turns out that humpback whales also have spa and exfoliation sessions of their own. Read to learn more.

World's Biggest Known Logjam Incredibly Stores 3.4 Million Tons of Carbon, Plays an Underestimated Role in the Cycle, Study Says

Apr 25, 2023

These carbon amounts stored by the world's biggest known logjam are equivalent to 2.5 million car emissions yearly. Read to learn more.

14-Foot Hammerhead Washes Up on Alabama Beach Pregnant With 40 Shark Pups [Photos]

Apr 25, 2023

A giant dead hammerhead with 40 shark pups washed up on an Alabama beach. Read for the full story.