ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

English Settler Breaks World Record for Dog With the Longest Tongue [WATCH]

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.01.2023 08:00 AM

An English Settler named Brisbee holds the record for the longest tongue on a living dog. Read the article for the full story.

Cambodia's CDC Assures No Human-to-Human Bird Flu Transmission After Father, Daughter Caught the H5N1 Virus

03.01.2023 06:53 AM

There is no human-to-human bird flu transmission in Cambodia, the government assures the public. Read the article for the full story.

Whale Deaths Are Surging; Online Shopping Could Be a Reason Why

03.01.2023 04:51 AM

The cargo ships transporting online shopping goods pose a massive threat to the whale population. Read to learn more.

Cat Body Parts Found Across a Japanese City; Is This Caused by an Unknown Predator or Something Else?

03.01.2023 02:13 AM

Parents and authorities of a Japanese city found cat body parts half buried in soil, on a park bench, and some hanging from playground railings. Read the article to learn more details.

Man From Peru Found Carrying 600-year-old Mummy in a Cooler Bag, Claiming the Skeleton Is His 'Spiritual Girlfriend'

03.01.2023 01:26 AM

A former delivery man in Peru was caught keeping a 600-year-old mummy at home for 30 years. The Ministry of Culture has not ceased the remains while the man is detained. Read to learn more.

Origin of Birds' Wings: Missing Link Could Be Traced Back to Non-avian Dinosaurs

02.28.2023 22:45 PM

The evolutionary origin of bird flight has been unknown to scientists for so long, but a new study connects it to non-avian dinosaurs. Read the article to learn more.

Presumed Extinct Funji-eating Fairy Lantern Plant Found Emerging Again in Japan

02.28.2023 22:28 PM

Scientists have spotted a fairy lantern plant that was presumed to be extinct for three decades. Read to learn more.

Ancient Roman Defenses: Wooden Spikes Used by Julius Caesar Spotted For the First Time in Germany

02.28.2023 21:55 PM

A student team was able to uncover preserved samples of Wooden spikes used by Julius Caesar as part of ancient Roman defense strategies. Read to learn more.

Filipino Fisherman Catches 270-Kilogram Blue Marlin; Massive Catch Is Bigger Than the Angler [SEE PHOTOS]

02.28.2023 10:00 AM

A Filipino fisherman was surprised to get a catch of a lifetime after hauling a massive blue marlin. Read for the full story.

Last Asiatic Cheetah Cub in Iran Dies From Kidney Failure, Highlighting the Population Decline of the Species

02.28.2023 07:52 AM

In 2021, two Asiatic cheetah cubs were born but now they have all succumbed to death after the last one died from acute kidney failure. Read the article to learn more about these critically endangered species.

Northern Lights Visible in the UK; EasyJet Pilot Did 360 Fly Mid-Flight to Ensure Manchester Passengers Would See Spectacular Light Display

02.28.2023 05:55 AM

Northern lights have been visible for two nights in the United Kingdom. Check out what an EasyJet pilot did for passengers to enjoy the light display.

Ancient Puebloans Established a Great Mysterious City in Today's New Mexico; Here's How They Could Have Done It

02.28.2023 00:41 AM

Considering the weight of timber chunks used for construction, scientists explored how ancient Puebloans could have made a significant, mysterious city in today's New Mexico. They came up with a possible logistic hack: tumplines. Read to learn more details.

Giant Phantom Jellyfish Spotted By Passengers of a Viking-Deployed Submersible in Antarctica; How Rare Are These Huge Invertebrate Predators of the Deep Sea?

02.27.2023 22:01 PM

Passengers of a submserible deployed by the Vikings cruise in Antarctica were able to catch a rare sight of the giant phantom jellyfish. Read to learn more.

Goliath Frogs About the Size of Domestic Cats Are Endangered Due To Overhunting, Pet Trade [Report]

02.27.2023 10:16 AM

A new project that aims to save goliath frogs is already in the works. Continue reading to know more about this giant reptile.

How Smart Is an Octopus? Marine Mollusk Has the Largest Brain-to-Body Ratio Among Invertebrates

02.27.2023 08:40 AM

Scientists were able to successfully record the brain activity of a free-living octopus. Continue reading to know the full story.

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