ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Pangolins Rescued from Trafficking in South Africa Now at Recovery

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 04.13.2022 09:00 AM

Endangered pangolins that were recovered from South African poaching activity are now in the custody of conservation authorities. Learn more about how the animals are being taken care of by rehabilitation and veterinary specialists.

Lab-Grown Caviar Will Make Luxurious Delicacy Affordable to the Masses But There's a Catch

04.13.2022 07:01 AM

Caviar Biotec claims cell-grown caviar variety is more ethical and a lot cheaper. Read the article to know how the company was able to grow the fish eggs in the lab in just a matter of days.

Dolphin Attacks Trainer in Front of Horrified Families in Miami Seaquarium: How Often Do These Sea Creatures Attack Humans? [WATCH]

04.13.2022 05:03 AM

The incident in Miami Seaquarium is not the first dolphin attack and probably not the last. Find out how often these seemingly adorable sea creatures attack humans and why they do so.

Man-Sized Monster Cod Caught in Iceland, May Be the Largest Ever Hooked in North Atlantic [Look]

04.13.2022 03:43 AM

The 6-foot cod was put on display in Grimsby, Lincolnshire before it was sold off as fillets to the locals. Continue reading to know about this enormous fish.

Amazon Users Can Tell Alexa to Grow a Tree, Donate $1 to Reforestation

04.13.2022 03:27 AM

Amazon takes a bold step to reforest certain parts of United States. Learn more about the tree-planting initiative.

Dozens of Lifeless Seadragons Washed Up Across Australian Beaches, Signaling Problem in Marine Ecosystem

04.12.2022 23:38 PM

Expert says that the recent incident of weedy seadragons washed up in New South Wales is a clear sign of a problem in the marine ecosystem. Read more to know the details.

Sharks Discovered to Have the Ability to Recognize When the Prey Will Lead to Feeding or in Vain

04.12.2022 09:00 AM

Observing captured Port Jackson sharks, researchers discover that sharks like rewards. Read on to find out how frequency of rewards showed how sharks lose interest in prey if they think it will not lead to feeding opportunities.

Bizarre Loch Ness Monster Theory Suggests It Could Just Be a Whale's 'Snake-Like Penis'

04.12.2022 01:21 AM

Is the Loch Ness monster's long neck just a whale's penis? Read more about the details of why some researchers think so.

Stuffed Endangered Animals Seized: Over 1,000 Taxidermied Species Discovered in a Shed in Betera, Spain

04.11.2022 09:00 AM

Spain announced it apprehended over 1,000 taxidermied animals which included hundreds of extinct species. Find out more about the discovery in a Shed in Betera.

10-Foot Alligator Seen Crawling Beneath a Man's Truck in Florida While Stuck in Red Light

04.11.2022 06:41 AM

A video sighting of a 10-foot alligator crawling underneath a man's truck in Venice, Florida shocks residents. Read on to find out more about the harrowing experience and learn more about Florida alligators.

Man Looking for Shark Caught Rare and Mysterious Sawfish but Returned it in Florida Waters

04.11.2022 04:17 AM

A visitor in Florida from the UK unexpectedly caught a large sawfish. Read on why he decided to return the rare find in the ocean.

Earliest European Farmers Are 1.5 Inches Shorter Than Agriculture People of Recent Ages

04.11.2022 04:00 AM

Experts found that farmers in ancient Europe were shorter than agricultural people in latest time periods. Read on to know how their tallness changed through time.

Man in Uganda Beats Lion With Bare Hands In Bloody Battle Before Feasting on the Beast for Dinner

04.11.2022 03:36 AM

Shocking photos reveal the aftermath of an intense wrestling match between a lion and a man in Uganda. Find out how the man was able to defeat the beast with his bare hands.

Dust Storm That Swept Through Iraq Causes Some People to Develop Respiratory Problems

04.10.2022 03:12 AM

A dust storm that swept through Iraq resulted in people developing respiratory problems. Find out how the rare occurrence became an effect of climate change.

Pollution Endangers Florida Manatees: Conservationists Try Everything Including Lettuces to Save the Beloved Marine Mammals

04.10.2022 02:34 AM

After decades of pollution, the sea grass at the Indian River Lagoon is wiped out. Read on to find out how through donations local wildlife conservationists were able to feed tonnes of lettuces to manatees.

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