ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Efforts to Save Malnourished Beluga Whale Stuck in France’s Seine River Continues to Fail, Experts Fear It Will Eventually Die in the Canal

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 08.08.2022 20:29 PM

A beluga whale stuck in the Seine is being saved by rescuers who are "working around the clock." Check out the article to learn what happens to the mammal.

Ohio Rivers Now Colored Orange, What’s Making It Look Like Paint?

08.08.2022 11:30 AM

Ohio streams are polluted with poisonous sludge called acid mine drainage or AMD, the overflow of highly acidic wastewater from underground mines. Read to know more.

Feral Horses Origin: Assateague's Horses May Finally be Revealed with Century-Old Tooth

08.08.2022 11:00 AM

The origins of the feral horses of Assateague Island may finally be revealed thanks to an unexpected discovery. Click here to learn more on how a 16-century horse tooth fragment sheds light on how horses ended up on the island.

Glaciologist Rushed Into Austria's Jamtal Glaciers to Gather Information About Distant Past

08.08.2022 10:40 AM

A scientist went to the Jamtal glacier as it currently melts quicker than before. Continue reading to know the update on the research performed on the glacier.

Pod of Dolphins Saved Swimmer from a Lurking 6-Foot Great White Shark: Why Are These Predators Afraid From Those Marine Mammals?

08.08.2022 09:30 AM

Check out how a pod of dolphins saved a British swimmer completing a 16-mile swim across the Cook Strait from a 6-foot great white shark lurking underneath him.

Links Between Nature and Human Well-Being Revealed in Review of Over 300 Articles on Cultural Ecosystem Services

08.08.2022 09:20 AM

Researchers identified over 220 distinctive pathways through which human interaction with nature favorably or adversely affects wellbeing. Read to know more.

Largest Deep Sea Fish Captured in Rare Footage at 6,000-Foot Deep Off the Coast of Japan

08.08.2022 06:55 AM

Japanese scientists captured a rare video of a large, nearly all-black deep sea fish in waters 6,000 feet deep off Suruga Bay in Shizuoka Prefecture. Check it out in this article.

Why Are There More Female Sea Turtles Than Males in Florida?

08.07.2022 00:25 AM

A Turtle Hospital manager said scientists have investigated sea turtle hatchlings' remnants of unhatched eggs. Read to know more about the study findings.

Loch Ness Monster's Existence 'Plausible' After Plesiosaurs Fossils Was Discovered in Morocco's Freshwater System

08.06.2022 01:49 AM

A new discovery of plesiosaur fossils in Morocco gives hope to the Loch Ness monster theory that Nessie is a plesiosaur. Continue reading to know what the researcher said.

Killer Whales Sink Sailboat With 5 People on Board Miles Away From Portugal Coast; Why Orcas Attack Vessels?

08.06.2022 01:12 AM

A pod of orcas completely wrecked a tourist boat off the Portuguese coast as everyone on board made their way to safety on a life raft before the navy rescued them. Read on to know the details about the recent killer whale attack.

Polish Institute Classifies Domestic Cats as 'Invasive Alien Species' Due to the Dangers They Pose to Wildlife

08.06.2022 00:30 AM

Pet owners are denouncing the Polish Academy of Sciences after saying domestic cats pose a predatory threat to local biodiversity. Read the article to find out more.

Sharks Struggle With Obesity Too! Apex Predators Have Grown to 'Insane' Sizes [Report]

08.05.2022 23:10 PM

Sharks are also battling obesity as they have grown into "insane" sizes due to the safe no-fishing zones giving them the opportunity to feed on additional prey. Read on to know the information.

How to Choose Which Species to Save? The Path Towards Conservation Triage Explained

08.05.2022 20:32 PM

Species are not created equally and experts must classify their risk of extinction to know which of them should be prioritized. Find out how they choose what animals to protect first.

Online Project Birds and Debris Reveals that Plastic Waste Harms the Avian Species Globally

08.05.2022 12:40 PM

An online project about the collection of photos of birds entangled by plastic waste showed that the problem affects the species worldwide. Continue to reading to know its vast impact on the avian world.

Dry Spell in One Location in the Amazon Forest Affects Its Neighboring Region [STUDY]

08.05.2022 10:00 AM

A new study reveals that even a small portion of the Amazon rainforest experiences dry spells, which could be felt by its neighboring region. Continue reading to get in-depth information about the world’s largest rainforest.

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