14-Foot Crocodile Dubbed Croczilla Is the Largest in Everglades; How Long Can Crocs Grow?

Medicine & Technology Apr 05, 2023

A 14-foot crocodile named Croczilla is rumored to be the largest one in Everglades. Read more to know the croc.

Dozens of Viking Round Shields Unearthed in Norway Were Also Used in Battles Not Just for Ceremonial Purposes, Study Finds

Apr 05, 2023

A recent study suggests that the Viking round shields discovered on the Gokstad vessel in 1880 were not exclusively meant for ceremonial purposes. Read the article to learn more.

Amateur Metal Detectorist Finds $160,000-worth Gold Nugget in Australia; Can It Compare to the Largest Ever Found in 1869?

Apr 05, 2023

The man was using a low-end metal detector when he came across this gold nugget worth a whopping $160,000. Read to learn more.

Snowball or Slushball Earth? Study Explains the Survival of Primodrial Life During the Planet's Strongest Frozen Periods

Apr 05, 2023

How did primordial life survive through the strongest freezing periods of the "Slushball" or "Snowball" Earth? Tap the article to know the details.

What Animal Is Pikachu? Developer Reveals Story Behind This Cute Pokemon's Origin

Apr 07, 2023

Pikachu has always looked like a cross between a mouse and a rabbit, but most would consider him in the former's category. Check out this article to know which animal in real life is Pikachu.

Poison vs. Venom: What’s the Difference?

Apr 09, 2023

How are venomous animals different from poisonous animals? Read to find out.

Plastic Bag Bans Backfiring? These Efforts Come With Unintended Consequences

Apr 09, 2023

Though plastic bag bans were implemented with hopes to reduce plastic consumption, they actually led to unintended consequences that made the policy backfire. Read to learn more.

Watch Shark’s Eye Turned White After Smelling a Scuba Diver Nearby; Why Did It Happen?

Apr 04, 2023

A shark's eye turned white after it felt the presence of a scuba driver nearby. Read to know why.

Watch an Alligator Slams Massive Burmese Python Before Eating It; What Gators Usually Consume?

Apr 04, 2023

An alligator was spotted eating a Burmese python in the marsh. Watch the video.

Banned Chemicals That Create Holes in the Ozone Layer Are Back, Building Up at an Alarming Rate [Study]

Apr 04, 2023

Banned chemicals from air conditioners and refrigerators are building up again and scientists don't know why. Read for more details.

Deep-sea Methane Deposits Converting Into Gas at Higher Rate Than Previously Observed; Ancient Species Can Detect These Releases

Apr 04, 2023

A new study found that methane in deep-sea sediments turns into gas more frequently than previously recorded, and a species has a unique ability to detect it. Read the article to learn more.

Massive 'Earth Monster' Ancient Statue in US Will Return Home to Mexico; What Makes This Piece Historically Important?

Apr 03, 2023

After decades of staying in the US, the Earth monster ancient statue will return home to Mexico. Read to learn more.

Bird-like Dinosaurs 'Troodons' Laid Eggs in Shared Nest 74 Million Years Ago, Study Says

Apr 03, 2023

Troodons were uniquely able to self-regulate their temperatures, which is why they could brood eggs in a nest. Read to learn more.

Oldest Human Discovered: Facial Reconstruction of Ancient Egyptian Who Lived 30,000 Years Ago Uncovered [LOOK]

Apr 03, 2023

Researchers were able to do a facial approximation of one of the oldest humans ever discovered: an ancient Egyptian from over 30,000 years ago. Read to learn more.

Son Doong Cave Home to an Impressive Ecosystem With Dangerous Pathways, Own Weather System

Apr 06, 2023

A farmer from Vietnam stumbled upon a small entrance into the world's largest cave system with its own weather and amazing ecosystem. Check out this article to learn more about Son Doong Cave.