ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Massive Crocodile Jumps, Snatches Unsuspecting Flying Bat in Daintree River: How High Can These Reptiles Jump? [Watch]

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.16.2022 01:58 AM

A saltwater crocodile was filmed launching itself to snatch a flying bat. Check out how high can these reptiles leap when they aim for their prey.

New Saber-Tooth Species With Specialized Teeth For Tearing Off Flesh Discovered, Will Shed Light on the Evolution of Carnivorous Mammals

03.15.2022 22:42 PM

Paleontologists discovered a new saber-tooth species with huge upper teeth specialized for slicing flesh. Read this article to learn more.

Two Mysterious Voids Hiding Inside the Great Pyramid of Giza; Powerful Cosmic Ray Scan Reveals

03.15.2022 12:16 PM

A powerful cosmic ray scan reveals two voids hiding inside the Great Pyramid of Giza. Find out more about the biggest pyramid in ancient Egypt.

Endurance Shipwreck: How Shackleton's Vessel Was Rediscovered Underneath Antarctica's Ice Sheets

03.15.2022 11:40 AM

Shackleton's adventure across the Antarctic ice sheet was met with an unfortunate incident. Read on to know more about how experts found the Endurance ship through modern-day technology.

Satellite Images Reveal Arctic Sea Ice Lost 16% of Thickness in Three Years Due to Greenhouse Gas Emissions

03.15.2022 06:03 AM

NASA's satellite images showed a frightening reality. Read more to understand how climate change may result in an ice-free summer in the Arctic Ocean.

Murder Hornet's Deadly Pheromone Found Effective as Bait for Themselves

03.15.2022 04:19 AM

The Asian giant hornet, or the 'murder hornets,' had been invading crops and bee colonies of North America. Read on to know more about a potential solution that could eliminate them.

Bobcat Vs. Burmese Python in First-Ever Documented Face-Off: Watch Who Between The Two Won the Fight

03.15.2022 02:14 AM

A trail camera captured the first-ever photos of a bobcat eating invasive python eggs in the Florida Everglades. Read the article to know the details.

Octopuses Are Making Human Trash Their Homes, Watch Baby Octopus Taking Shelter in a Beer Can

03.14.2022 23:57 PM

A systematic review of 261 underwater images reveals that octopuses are increasingly interacting with litter on the ocean floor. Check out some of the octopuses living in human trash.

Over a Million US Street Trees Gone in 30 Years Due to Invasive Insects

03.14.2022 13:02 PM

In over 30 years US street trees are forecasted to be killed by invasive insects. Find out what will the economic and ecological impacts be from such losses.

Cotswold Wildlife Park Names New Rhino Calf in Honor of Her Majesty The Queen

03.14.2022 12:59 PM

Queenie is the newest addition to the Rhino family at Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens. She is the ninth White Rhino calf to be born at the Burford collection and is Monty and Nancy's fifth breeding success together.

How Ancient People Collected, Recycled, and Retained Appearance of Predecessors’ Stone Tools Dubbed ‘Memory Objects’

03.14.2022 09:00 AM

Prehistoric people were able to preserve their ancestor's stone tools. Find out here how they were able to preserve the appearance of ‘Memory Objects.’

Never Before Seen Giant Tortoise, Over 8,000 Lineage Discovered in Galapagos

03.14.2022 08:30 AM

The Galapagos Islands are full of rich fauna and flora that many of them were not even discovered or named yet. Read on the know more about a new tortoise in the region, which was first thought to belong with a separate species.

Brandt's Vole Unique Survival Tactic Include Cutting Tall Grass

03.14.2022 07:00 AM

Brandt’s vole has a unique survival tactic observed for the first time in a recent study. Read on to find out why the small rodents are called ecosystem engineers and how they survive predators.

Human Composting Facility Turns A Person's Remains Into Soil: Here's How they Do It

03.14.2022 04:10 AM

The world's first human composting facility offers a unique alternative of taking care of a beloved's remains through natural organic reduction. Check out the recomposing technology.

Saltwater Crocodiles Pack On PDA, Ferocious Reptiles Cuddle in Florida Zoo and Much More Affectionate Than Previously Thought [Watch]

03.14.2022 00:59 AM

Check out these two saltwater crocodiles at a Florida Zoo that love snuggling and cuddling each other after decades of living together.

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