MEDICINE & HEALTHResearch shows that natural gas contains around 21 hazardous chemical sciences, making gas stoves hazardous to health. Read and learn more about it here.
NOAA reported a drop in whale entanglement but also warned the marine mammal species stay a “critical threat.” Read to know more about this adverse occurrence.
Kangaroos are characteristic of Australia, but thousands of years ago this wasn't the case. Read on to find out why ancient giant kangaroos aren't closely related to modern Australian Kangaroos.
The new artificial intelligence (AI) that can identify distress calls from chickens and improve their welfare could become available in the next five years. Find out how this technology works.
Technology is contributing to carbon footprint and Google is rolling a calculator for its workspace apps to let users know of their contribution to greenhouse gas emission. Continue reading to know the full details.
Przewalski's horse is the only remaining wild horse species and an addition to their population is always celebrated as they went extinct for almost 40 years. Read this article to know the full story.
More than 100 live animals were found in the luggage of two Indian nationals at the Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok. Read to know what animals were discovered.
Researchers analyzing the Cradle of Humankind, Sterkfontein Caves site discovered that the oldest human ancestor is a million years older than previously believed. Read on to find out how this affects our perception of human evolution and why the dating of the fossils was off.
The great white shark that assaulted a retired IT expert in California could be one of the biggest of its species in the world. Continue reading to learn the full story.
Research shows Antarctic midge, Antarctica’s only native insect can endure extreme conditions but a warming climate may wipe the species out. Read to know more.
A mother elephant was caught on camera rescuing her calf from drowning while they were crossing the river. Check the article to read the story and watch the video.
A mummified baby woolly mammoth from 30,000 years ago was discovered in Yukon, Canada with skin and hairs completely intact. Read the article to know more details.