ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Meet the Corsican 'Cat Fox': The Mysterious Feline Prowling the Remote Areas of French Island

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.18.2023 03:45 AM

The cat fox was seen prowling on the French island of Corsica, and genetic analysis confirmed that it is a new species. Check it out in this article to learn more about it.

8-Foot Alligator Bullied by Gangster Sandhill Crane; Watch the Gator Running Back to Water [VIDEO]

03.17.2023 11:58 AM

Watch this rare encounter between an alligator and a sandhill crane and read why more sympathized with the gator than the bird.

Family Catches Great White Shark During a Fishing Trip in Florida

03.17.2023 11:30 AM

A family caught a huge great white shark while fishing in Florida. Read more to know what they did with the shark.

8,000-Kilometer Blob of Seaweed Smelling Like Rotten Eggs Heading Toward Florida Could Wreak Havoc on Local Ecosystems

03.17.2023 08:30 AM

A giant blob of seaweed could stink up Florida. Read the article for the full story. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Jakec) 8,000-Kilometer Blob of Seaweed Smelling Like Rotten Eggs Heading Toward Florida Could Wreak Havoc on Local Ecosystems A giant seaweed is floating in the Atlantic and is heading toward Florida.

Ancient Murals of Two-faced Figures Found in Peru; What Does This Reveal About Prehistoric Moche Culture?

03.16.2023 23:01 PM

One of the murals consisted of a man with two faces holding a feather fan in one hand and a goblet with four hummingbirds drinking in the other. Read to learn more.

Extremely Venomous Blue-Ringed Octopus Bit a Woman Swimmer in Australia

03.16.2023 12:20 PM

A woman swimming on the beach in Sydney, Australia, was bitten by a deadly blue-ringed octopus. Read for the full story.

How Does The Specialty Coffee Industry Plan to Become Carbon Neutral? Real Talk with Alexey Nagibin

03.16.2023 11:53 AM

Regarding carbon neutrality, specialty coffee plans to become an example for the world and become the first industry to achieve carbon neutrality. To do this, we make efforts in different directions.

8-Foot Alligator Spotted Hiding in Attic During Home Inspection; Official Initially Thought It Was a Stuffed Animal

03.16.2023 11:27 AM

A code enforcement official for New Hanover County Building Safety almost mistook an alligator in the attic as a stuffed animal. Read for the full story.

Octopus Farm Proposal Disapproved by Some Scientists Over Cruel Slaughtering Method

03.16.2023 08:16 AM

Some scientists don't support the world's first-ever octopus farming proposal. Read the article for the full details.

WWII Shipwreck of the SS Thistlegorm Has Developed Into a Reef Rich With Coral and Fish Species

03.16.2023 07:00 AM

The British munitions shipwreck SS Thistlegorm is now a popular Red Sea dive site and is capable of supporting biodiversity. Read the article to learn more about it.

7,000-Year-Old Monuments in Arabian Desert Were Used For Rituals, Pilgrimages, Sacrifices, Burials

03.16.2023 04:42 AM

The purpose of mustatils in the Arabian desert has remained a long-standing mystery. Now, researchers were able to shed light on how these structures were used for rituals, pilgrimages, sacrifices, and burials. Read to learn more.

Dinosaur Sounds? Fossilized Voice Box Suggests That These Creatures Had a More Melodious, Subtle Vocal Range Than Previously Thought

03.16.2023 03:49 AM

Recent analyses of a dinosaur's fossilized voice box revealed that the creature may have been capable of making birdlike sounds. Read to learn more.

Curious Toddler Chases Deadly Snake, Leads to Discovery of Nests With 110 Eggs of Deadly Serpent

03.15.2023 10:46 AM

Over a hundred hatched eastern brown snakes were discovered after some digging in a residence in Sydney. Read more.

56-Foot Fin Whale With Scoliosis Filmed Swimming in Spain

03.15.2023 08:00 AM

A fin whale with pronounced scoliosis was spotted swimming on the coast of Valencia in Spain. Read the article for the full story.

Orcas Target Great White Sharks’ Livers for a Reason; Biologist Explains Gruesome Attacks

03.15.2023 06:00 AM

Orcas are after great white sharks' livers because they can help them sustain their energetically expensive lifestyle, according to an expert. Read more.

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