ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

What's The Deadliest Spider? How Dangerous Are These Eight-Legged Insects to Humans?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 07.21.2022 07:08 AM

Spiders may be smaller than humans but they can be extremely dangerous that can end a person's life. Check out which spider species are the deadliest and why.

Scary 5,800 feet-Feet Long Brine Pool Near Red Sea Poisons Almost Every Animal to Death

07.21.2022 03:19 AM

The terrible "death pool" at the Red Sea's bottom kills every animal that enters the region. Read this article to find out why.

Tyrannosaurus Rex Dinosaur May Have Walked Through Cold Arctic Region on Earth After Surviving Harsh Winter [Study]

07.21.2022 01:05 AM

Large dinosaurs became the dominant reptile species as they were able to withstand the cold winter. Check out this article on how Tyrannosaurus Rex Dinosaur may have walked in the arctic region on Earth.

Footprints of a 26-Feet-Long Dinosaur Sauropod Found on the Outdoor patio of a Restaurant in China

07.21.2022 00:50 AM

Dinosaur footprints from 100 million years ago were discovered on the outdoor patio of a restaurant in southwest China, Continue reading to know more about the details on the newly found footprints.

Over 400 Different Insect Species Is in a Single Tea Bag, DNA Analysis Reveal

07.20.2022 22:11 PM

Researchers used a new method devised to study a tea bag, revealing minute remnants preserved among dried leaves used for tea. Read the article to learn how a single tea bag was used in DNA analysis.

Three New Salamander Species Discovered in the Appalachian Mountains

07.20.2022 11:00 AM

Three new species of black-bellied salamanders have just been discovered. Read on to know more about the species and why it took so long to identify them from the rest of the population.

Wildlife Threatened by Human Activity, New Data Can Boost Conservation Efforts

07.20.2022 09:00 AM

Prioritizing areas and threats are key to securing successful conservation. Read on to find out how a new database allows conservationists to make better efforts by understanding how and where human activities threaten different areas and species.

Rare Birth of Twin Giraffe in Kenyan National Park Wows the World

07.20.2022 08:30 AM

Giraffe twins were recently born at a National Park in Kenya. This is a rare birth occurrence in this animal species worldwide. Read and learn more about it.

Ancient Fossil Found in South Australia Is ‘Old World' Vulture, Not Grave Eagle, That Lived 50,000 Years Ago

07.20.2022 07:31 AM

The ancient fossil found in South Australia has been believed to be a grave eagle for a century. Scientists now propose it is a vulture. Read to know more.

Deadly Fungus Turns Flies Into Zombies and Releases Pheromones Attracting Males to Mate With the Corpse

07.20.2022 07:20 AM

A fungus considered to be a master manipulator bewitches male flies to unwilling necrophilia with dead female flies for it to survive. Read the article to know more details.

UK Heat Wave Causes Air Force Base to Close Due to Melting Tarmac

07.19.2022 23:42 PM

UK's RAF Brize Norton stopped all incoming and outgoing flights because of extreme heat causing. Continue reading to know more about the situation and if the UK would experience melting tarmac.

Bioflorescence in Lumpfish Explained in New Study and How They are Used to Keep Predators Away

07.19.2022 12:00 PM

Lumpfish use biofluorescence to stay hidden from their predators. Read to know more about this behavior, as well as other information about coloration.

Large Hydrothermal Vent Field That Plays Vital Role in Ocean Ecosystems Discovered on East Pacific Ocean Seafloor

07.19.2022 10:00 AM

A large hydrothermal vent field was found in the East Pacific Ocean seafloor that, according to study, could contribute to ocean ecosystems. Read to know more.

Air Pollution Related Illnesses Caused Decrease on Children's IQ Level and Death to Over 2,700 Massachusetts Residents Per Year [STUDY]

07.19.2022 08:00 AM

Recent study by Boston College's Global Observatory on Planetary Health reveled air pollution continues to be a silent killer in Massachusetts. Continue reading to know more about the study and how the air pollution affected the residents.

Invasive Green Crabs Turned Into a $65 Whiskey as a Unique Way to Help Reduce Their Population

07.19.2022 07:58 AM

A distillery in New Hampshire uses one pound of green crabs to make their $65 bottle of bourbon, showing a unique way of controlling their number. Read the article to learn the full details.

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