ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Man Arrested After Beating a Shark With a Hammer in Florida; Experts Confirmed It Was a Protected Species

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 04.18.2023 08:25 AM

A Florida man caught on camera hitting a lemon shark with a hammer was arrested after ditching a court summons. Read the article to learn more details about this incident.

Giant Hole at the Bottom of the Ocean Is Leaking Strange Liquid That May Indicate a Disaster

04.18.2023 03:35 AM

The giant hole located on top of the Cascadia Subduction Zone is leaking up into the ocean, which may be a sign of an earthquake. Read the article to learn more.

Dinosaurs Crossed Continents Through Nearly 100-million-year-old Land Bridge in Antarctica, Study Finds

04.17.2023 22:52 PM

Back when Antarctica was still filled with forests and vegetation, sauropods may have used it as a land bridge to cross continents. Read to learn more.

Northern Lights' Surprise: Strange Spiral Appears in the Alaska Night Sky Amid Auroras; What Caused This Odd Glow?

04.17.2023 21:42 PM

A strange spiral was observed looming over the aurora-filled Alaskan night sky last Saturday. Read to learn more.

4-Meter Crocodile Beheaded Sparks Fury; What's at Stake in Deliberate Harming of Crocs in Queensland?

04.17.2023 11:30 AM

Locals were furious after learning about a mutilated crocodile in Queensland. Read for more details.

More Than a Human Problem: Air Pollution Changes Gut Microbiome of British Bumblebees, Affects Bee Health and Different Ecosystems

04.17.2023 03:45 AM

Air pollution does not just affect humans; it affects bees, too. Read to learn more. While air pollution has been seen to affect human health, its effects go beyond that.

Baby Desert Elephant in Namibia Uses Mud as Sunscreen, Cool Down Amid Rare Rainfall

04.16.2023 03:00 AM

A baby desert elephant found a way to cool down amid the harsh environment in Namibia. Read more. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Greg Willis) Baby Desert Elephant in Namibia Uses Mud as Sunscreen to Cool Down Amid Rare Rainfall A baby desert elephant found a way to cool down amid the harsh climate in Namibia.

Fat Analysis on Killer Whales Reveals What These Marine Predators Eat, Study Says

04.15.2023 22:11 PM

Scientists analyzed the skin and fat samples to gauge the precise diet of killer whales. Read to learn more.

Louisiana Driver Screams After Seeing Massive Alligator Crossing the Street; What Do You Need To Know About Gator Hunting?

04.14.2023 12:00 PM

A Louisiana driver was in disbelief after seeing a huge alligator crossing the street. Read more. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Bernard Gagnon) Louisiana Driver Screams After Seeing Massive Alligator Crossing the Street; What Do You Need to Know About Gator Hunting? Alligator sightings have been increasing as we near its mating season.

Mysterious Teeth Found in 3 English Counties Are From a Large Dinosaur With Scissor-Like Claws That Roamed Britain 168 Million Years Ago

04.14.2023 11:00 AM

Teeth found in three counties in Britain were from a massive dinosaur, according to a new study. Read more for details.

Yellow Dust Spreads From China to South Korea, Japan; How Unhealthy Is It?

04.14.2023 07:30 AM

Yellow dust also called Asian dust has hit several countries, including China, South Korea and Japan. Read more.

First Footage Ever Recorded From Dolphins' Perspective Show Exciting Chases of Their Preys, US Navy Shares

04.14.2023 06:52 AM

US Navy strapped cameras to its dolphins last year to help identify undersea mines and then gave them free rein to hunt in San Diego Bay. Check out this article to know how these marine mammals behave while hunting.

Protect Pangolins: These Creatures Are Threatened by Illegal Trade, Poor Regulation

04.14.2023 03:05 AM

Pangolins are the world's most trafficked mammals. Read to learn more. Pangolins are faced with stark population decreases across Africa and Asia.

Plant Pandemic? Researchers Fear Global Spread of Wheat Fungus Disease

04.14.2023 01:42 AM

While there have been reported cases of the wheat fungus disease in South America, Bangladesh, and Zambia, scientists fear that the pathogen may hit other areas as well. Read to learn more.

UK Wild Bird Species Alarmingly Fall by 12% Since 1970: Why Are Their Numbers in Sharp Decline?

04.14.2023 01:30 AM

Official statistics of wild bird species in the UK reveal that they have dramatically fallen in 50 years with some species declining as much as 90%. Read the article to learn more details.

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