ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Crocodile Named Osama Consumed 83 People in One of Uganda's Villages

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 07.17.2022 04:20 AM

A crocodile named Osama, which inhabited Lake Victoria, was one of the deadliest man-eaters in Uganda. Continue reading more about attacks and how the people captured it.

Seal Saved From Being An Orcas Lunch Using Man-Made Marine Structure

07.17.2022 00:40 AM

A seal used a mussel farm to hide from orcas off the Lerwick, Shetland coast. Continue reading to know more about the incident and whether the seal was captured or not.

Tourists Feeding Fish at British Beauty Spot Blamed for Killing Almost All Fish in a Lake

07.16.2022 01:43 AM

Feeding fish in a popular British tourist spot caused a strange bacterial infection that killed almost all fish in the lake. Read this article to know the full story.

Great White Shark Dies After Trying to Attack Divers in Metal Cage [LOOK]

07.15.2022 23:49 PM

A Great White Shark died a horrific death after it was caught in a diver's metal cage. Read the article to know the full story.

Odd 17th-Century Sunken Village Emerge in United Kingdom as Temperatures Increase

07.15.2022 23:08 PM

An old sunken emerged in United Kingdom as water levels in the country drop below average. Continue reading to know the details.

Great White Shark Captured on Camera in a Bloody Encounter With Seal as It Attacked and Ate Its Prey Turning the Water Red

07.15.2022 23:03 PM

A woman taking scenic lighthouse photos unexpectedly captures a seal in distress as the shark hunts it. Check out why seals, and not humans, are a staple for these predators.

Baby Elephant Successfully Saved from Steep Manhole in Thailand; Calf’s Mother Sedated to Allow Rescue Operation

07.15.2022 10:30 AM

A baby elephant was rescued from a steep manhole in Thailand. There was a need for its mother to be sedated so they could pull the calf up. Read to learn more.

Conservationists Promote the Annual Big Butterfly Count as Two-Fifths of British Butterflies Face Threat

07.15.2022 06:46 AM

The annual Big Butterfly Count backed by naturalist Sir David Attenborough encourages the public to help count butterflies they see in the next three weeks as part of the effort to prevent the species' extinction. Read the article to know more details.

Horseshoe Crabs Thrive in Protected Area in the Philippines, Becoming an Unexpected Symbol of Resilience

07.15.2022 06:08 AM

Horseshoe crabs have been around for 450 million years, but are lately facing overfishing for their blue blood used in making vaccines. Check out some images of these ancient sea creatures thriving well in the Philippines.

Woodpecker's High-Impact Lifestyle: Why the Headbanging Bird Does Not Get Concussions?

07.15.2022 03:35 AM

Woodpeckers are well known for banging their head on tree bark. Many believe that the birds must have some protection against the impact. Read on to find out why woodpeckers do not get injured during their high-impact lifestyle/

Tsunami Prediction Could Become Possible Using Data From Tonga Underwater Volcano Eruption

07.15.2022 01:41 AM

Researchers in Japan believe shockwaves from the underwater volcanic eruption in Tonga may be used to predict tsunamis. Find out how the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcanic eruption data could help scientists.

17-Foot Crocodile Suspected of Swallowing a 7-Year-Old Boy; Indian Villagers Attempt to Open Reptile's Stomach

07.15.2022 01:33 AM

Indian villagers intend to rescue the boy's body from a 17-foot crocodile by opening its mouth and attempting to cut its stomach open. Continue reading to know what happened next.

Diverse Fossils of Over 350 Mammals From 11.5 Million Years Ago Discovered

07.14.2022 12:48 PM

Recent excavations in Hammerschmiede unearthed 350 individual mammalian carnivores. Continue reading to know more about the exploration activity.

Extreme Heat Due to Climate Change May Increase Risk of Chronic Health, Other Diseases

07.14.2022 11:00 AM

Rising temperatures due to climate change is worrying health officials across the globe. Read on to find out how heat waves negatively affect the body and health risks associated with long term exposure to the sun.

New Fungi Species Discovered in the Cairngorms Mountains

07.14.2022 10:31 AM

Two fungi species were discovered in the Cairngorms Mountains. Check to know more about the three new species and the gathering process of samples.

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