ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Dolphin Stabbed in the Eye and in Begging Position Dies From a Painful, Slow Death Due to Injury

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 04.21.2022 03:38 AM

Wildlife officials are investigating the mysterious death of a bottlenose dolphin that was recovered with a stab wound on its head. Read on to learn the details.

7-Foot Crocodile Causes Changes in Flight Operations as It Uses Runway For Sunbathing and Refuses to Budge

04.21.2022 01:10 AM

Conchita the crocodile is seen on the runway at Naval Air State Key West basking under the sun. Find out how sunbathing is important for these reptiles.

Will Seaweed Help You Survive a Nuclear War? Here’s What Scientists Say

04.20.2022 08:00 AM

Scientists have urged everyone to stockpile seaweed to prepare for a nuclear war. Know the reason why there is a need to do mass farming with this marine plant.

Alligator Stalks, Swiftly Snaps Unsuspecting Snake Swimming in Texas Canal

04.19.2022 23:22 PM

Check out how an alligator stalked and swiftly snapped a swimming snake in Texas. Read more to know the foraging habits of this reptile.

Evolution of Carnivorous Plants: Here's How These Leafy Organisms Became Meat Lovers

04.19.2022 06:00 AM

Carnivorous plants are fascinating because of their unusual diet from most plants. Check out the evolution of their predatory ways in this article.

Dinosaur 'Ollie' From Outback Queensland Site Confirmed as Australia's Tiniest Sauropod

04.19.2022 04:00 AM

Experts confirmed that the Ollie is indeed the smallest dinosaur even discovered in Australia. Read more about the plant-eating dinosaur.

This Gorilla Watches Too Much YouTube, Has a Lot of Selfies Prompting Zookeepers to Create 'Buffer Zone' to Cut Down His Screen Time

04.19.2022 03:40 AM

A gorilla at a Chicago Zoo is reported to be addicted to smartphones and now zookeepers are reducing his screen time. Learn more about such behavior here.

New Twisted-Clawed Millipede Named After Singer Taylor Swift

04.19.2022 03:07 AM

American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift has earned a new title after a new millipede species is named after her. Read on to learn further details.

11-Foot, 500-Pound Pregnant Hammerhead Shark Found Dead on Florida Beach Likely Due to Fishermen's Recreational Activity

04.18.2022 22:35 PM

An impressive 11-foot hammerhead shark washed up on a Florida shore earlier this month. Read on to know what happened and why it was a rare event.

Are Komodo Dragons Endangered? First Successful Hatch in Australia May Help Solve Population Problem

04.18.2022 11:30 AM

The Australian Reptile Park is the first zoo in Australia to hatch Komodo dragons. Discover interesting facts about these babies’ fast growth and development.

Rare, Endangered North Atlantic Right Whales Spotted in Cape Cod; Preservation Efforts Still at Work

04.18.2022 09:30 AM

Experts from New England's CCS crew spots rare appearances of the North Atlantic right whales in Cape Cod. Read more about the status of Earth's third-largest living marine mammal.

Honeybee Flight Depends on Ground Distance, Mirrored Surface Disorients Altitude

04.18.2022 08:00 AM

Experts found new evidence on how honeybees fly and keep their altitudes. Read more about the findings that were first examined back in the 1960s.

Experts to Open Notre Dame Paris Sarcophagus Discovered During Post-Fire Restoration Works

04.18.2022 03:29 AM

French archaeological specialists will soon open the sarcophagus that was collected right beneath Notre Dame. Read more about the new discovery in Paris.

Massive 10-Foot Alligator Walks in a Neighborhood in Florida on Easter Sunday as Mating Season Begins [Watch]

04.18.2022 03:06 AM

Authorities warn the public to stay away from alligators as the mating season begins. Read on to find more details about the 10-foot alligator spotted walking in Venice City, Florida.

Mushrooms Talk with Each Other Using a 50-Word Vocabulary But Skeptical Scientists Say Languages Spoken Are Just Scents

04.17.2022 00:50 AM

A new study found that mushrooms are communicating with each other and even use a vocabulary of 50 words. Find out what other scientists say about this.

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