ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATECustoms officials discovered a mouth species never seen in the U.S. for a century in the luggage of one of the passengers who arrived from the Philippines. Read to know the details.
International institutes carry out a study to know the reason behind the abnormal decline of whale shark populations around the globe. Read more about the reason that pushes the animals to their extinction.
An Indian photographer captured an image of a crocodile father giving 100 baby crocs a piggyback ride. Read this article for the details and see the stunning photos.
A Belgian Malinois protected his owner from California after being attacked by a mountain lion on the trail. Read on to know how they survived the puma or cougar attack.
Anthropology experts recently collected a specimen showing that the Denisovan species actually existed in southeast Asia. Read more about the discovery and how it relates to the missing clues of the extinct humans in the region.
Elon Musk said the environment will still be fine even if the population is doubled and even warned about humans ending n adult diapers. Read on to know the details.
S&P explained why it kicked out Tesla from its ESG Index, citing three main reasons regarding its production practices. Read on to learn more details and how Elon Musk reacted.
A carnivorous penis plant (Nepenthes bokorensis) in Cambodia is vulnerable to extinction, but women are picking it to feature in their video blogs. Read more to learn about pitcher plants.
Paleontologists from Zurich discovered what might be two unknown dolphin species that populated the prehistoric Switzerland. Learn more about the creatures and the present-day animals that trace back to their genealogy.
A huge python with rainbow-like scales is very popular on social media. Read this article to know how the snake ended up with its uniquely beautiful scales.
An exciting new partnership in Central Australia between the traditional owners of the Ngalurrtju Aboriginal Land Trust, Central Land Council and Australian Wildlife Conservancy sees more than 300,000 hectares brought under conservation management.