ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATEExperts summarize what had been found in Nile's Tombos archaeological site for more than two decades of ancient Sudan research, Read more about the forgotten civilization of Nubia.
Recent estimates suggest that our planet will stop providing food after 27 years. Read more about this theory and the factors that induce the threatening global crisis.
Hitting a crocodile on the road in Florida is quite common given their number and the current mating season. Read the article to learn what to do during a wildlife crash.
Researchers recently unveiled their discovery of spider fossils in a breakthrough study. Learn about the specimens’ preservation and their reasons for glowing.
A Russian man who shares photos of bizarre-looking marine creatures on social media now has caught a 'cyclops' fish in the Norwegian sea. Read on to learn more details.
A new study unearthed remains of a pterosaur that holds an answer to whether flying dinosaurs had feathers. Read more about the dinosaur from Brazil, and how it fits as the missing link between flying dinosaurs and modern-day birds.
A python was found on a Walmart store shelf and is now under the care of its new parents. Find out if the world’s longest snake can cause harm to humans.
Scientists are set to demonstrate the capabilities of portable solar panels by driving a Tesla Model 3 solely powered by the Sun. Read on to learn further details.
New researchers from NUI Galway have proven that fictional archaeologist Indiana Jones is indeed right that small scorpions are more venomous. Read on to know the details.
Pacu fish is dubbed testicle eaters and nutcrackers for a reason that leaves men fearing for sharing the same water as them. Find out why this species evolved to attack male genitals.
A horrifying encounter of a great white shark attacking a family boat off the coast of Mandurah was caught in a video. Read this article to know the details.
A new study reveals elephants should continue moving to find the amount of food and water they need to survive. Learn more about elephant behaviors here.
Archaeologists believe that this well-preserved ship is a 13-century Hanseatic cog, a rare workhorse of the ancient trading network Hanseatic League. Read on to find out more.