Survival Symphony: Humpback Whales Adapt Courtship Songs as Population Rebounds

Medicine & Technology Feb 20, 2023

Discover how the rebound of the humpback whale population changed their courtship behavior, and the role singing played in their survival. Read on for more!

17cm Wooden Phallus Found Buried in Roman Fort May Have Been Used for Personal Pleasure, Mini Statue for Luck or to Ward-off Evil

Feb 20, 2023

The antique wooden Roman phallus discovered buried in a ditch and believed to have been used for sexual activities is now on exhibit at an English museum. Check it out in this article to learn more.

Great White Sharks' Incredible Self-Healing Capability Captured in Photos [LOOK]

Feb 20, 2023

A great white shark was seen in 2017 with a freshly torn dorsal fin, but five years later, it re-emerged with a healed injury. Check out how sharks could have self-healing capabilities and what humans can learn from them.

2,200-year-old Flush Toilet of Ancient High-ranking Royalty Unexpectedly Unearthed in China

Feb 20, 2023

Archaeologists unexpectedly uncovered a 2,200-year-old flush toilet that was prevously used by high-ranking royalty. Read to know more.

Bible’s Apocalyptic Book of Revelation Contains Lines That Mirror Ancient Roman Pagan Curse Tablets, Researcher Says; How Truthful Is This Claim?

Feb 19, 2023

A researcher spotted verbal parallelisms between the Bible's Book of Revelation and ancient curse tablets. Read to know about this parallelism and whether it is true or not.

Unexpected Scavengers: Possums Found Feasting on Dead Kangaroos

Feb 19, 2023

Brushtail possums unexpectedly accounted for 81% of documented scavengers of kangaroo carcasses during the winter over the Australian Alps. Read to learn more. 

Africa’s Donkeys Killed to Address China’s Demand for Its Skin That Contains Miraculous Collagen “Ejiao”

Feb 19, 2023

Numerous donkeys have been killed in order to extract miraculous collagen Ejiao. Read to know more about Ejiao, the industry, and the need for proper regulatory standards.

How Big Were Ancient Tsunamis? Paleotsunami Researchers Examine Olden Disasters

Feb 18, 2023

Knowing more about paleotsunamis is vital because if such colossal waves hit certain coasts hundreds or thousand years ago, they may hit them again. Read to know more.

300-Year-Old Mummified Mermaid From Japan Mystery Solved; Creature Is Artificial

Feb 18, 2023

The mummified mermaid in Japan that they had worshipped for centuries was not as mysterious as they thought. Continue reading for more details.

Live 160-Year-Old Artillery Shell Found at Gettysburg Battlefield; Archaeologists Make Explosive Discovery

Feb 18, 2023

Discover the explosive discovery made by archaeologists at Gettysburg. Learn how the unexploded shell was safely detonated by a U.S. Army disposal team. Keep reading to learn the full details.

2,000-Year-Old Nabataean Woman's Reconstruction Sheds Light on Ancient Civilization, Revealing the Face of History

Feb 17, 2023

Researchers in Saudi Arabia have revealed the facial reconstruction of a 2,000-year-old Nabataean woman named Hinat, providing a glimpse into their mysterious civilization. Discover how they recreated her appearance and the challenges they faced. Tap this article to learn more.

What the 7.8-Magnitude Earthquake in Turkey and Syria Could Teach the World in Terms of Disaster Response

Feb 17, 2023

Emergency response experts said that spreading awareness and training people to respond to a disaster, like an earthquake, are essential to saving the most lives. Read the article to learn more.

Robots Can Save Dying Coral Reefs in Australia; Biologists Developing Robotic Arms With Sensors for Propagation

Feb 17, 2023

Biologists are working on a robot to help with coral propagation in Australia. Read more.

Male Giraffes Drink Female's Urine Before Mating, Here's Why These Long-Necked Animals Do the Flehmen Response

Feb 17, 2023

Discover the unique mating behavior of giraffes, including the 'Flehmen sequence'. Read on to learn more about these fascinating creatures! Click now.

Shrimp Larvae Hide Their Dark Eyes With Photonic Glasses To Be Invisible From Predators [Study]

Feb 17, 2023

Baby shrimps keep themselves invisible from preys using a disco eye-glitter. Read the article to know how they do it.