26-Foot-Long Anaconda Discovered in Amazon Rainforest Is the World’s Biggest Snake

Medicine & Technology Feb 21, 2024

A massive Northern Green anaconda that lives in the Amazon is reportedly the world's biggest snake. Continue reading to know the full story.

Dinosaurs Thrived in Africa Prior to Asteroid Impact, New Fossils Suggest

Feb 20, 2024

Dinosaurs may have thrived right before the asteroid impact led to their sudden mass extinction. Read to learn more.

Rare White Leucistic Alligator's Tummy Found To Contain 70 US Coins, Forcing Him To Undergo an Operation

Feb 20, 2024

A leucistic alligator in a Nebraska zoo had to undergo an operation to remove 70 coins found inside its stomach. Read to learn more.

12.5-Foot Oarfish Spotted Bloody, Disfigured on a Beach in the Philippines Sparks Fear; Why Is This Fish Dubbed 'Harbinger of Doom'?

Feb 20, 2024

A giant oarfish washed ashore in the Philippines and locals feared it was a sign of a natural disaster. Continue reading to know the full story.

Global Consumption and Extraction of Raw Materials to Rise by 60% in 2060; Will Degrowth Strategy Provide the Solution?

Feb 20, 2024

Recent studies indicate that the demand for raw materials could increase in the coming decades, posing significant challenges for the environment. Learn more about it in this article.

Bronze Artifacts Discovered in Tuscany Reveal Healing Facilities Showing Medical Expertise of Ancient Etruscans

Feb 20, 2024

Excavations at San Casciano dei Bagni in Tuscany, Italy document the association of thermal sites and springs with healing. Find out more about it in this article.

Mummified Animals in the 1800s Used To Study Evolution and Transformation, But Claims Weren’t Proven True

Feb 20, 2024

The debate regarding whether animals could become new species was on fire even before Charles Dawin published his acclaimed book. Read to learn more.

Palm-Sized Invasive Joro Spiders Are Much More Tolerant to City Life Than Thought, Could Have a Foothold Over US East Coast Cities, Scientists Warn

Feb 19, 2024

Initially endemic to Asia, invasive joro spiders have been spreading across the US, and new research shows that they could even thrive in urban areas. Read to learn more.

Oceanic Viruses: Potential Allies in Carbon Capture for Combating Climate Change

Feb 19, 2024

Newly discovered ocean viruses hold promise in combating climate change by improving carbon capture processes in the world's oceans. Continue reading to learn more.

4,000-Year-Old Snake-Shaped Artifact May Have Been Used for Ancient Ritual Purposes Unearthed in Taiwan

Feb 19, 2024

Archaeologists unearthed a snake artifact within the Guanyin District in western Taoyuan City. Continue reading to know the full story.

Pesticide Linked to Infertility Found in 80% of Americans, EPA Allowed the Use of Toxic Chemical on Food Crops

Feb 19, 2024

Little-known chemical called chlormequat has been found in oat-based foods and in the urine of adult Americans. Find out more about it in this article.

UC Riverside Scientists Discover New Nematode Species for Sustainable Pest Control

Feb 19, 2024

Researchers at UC Riverside have made a groundbreaking discovery in agricultural pest management.

Roman Tombs in Bulgaria From 1,800 Years Ago Found by Farmer While Plowing Field; Grave Appears To Tell 'Sad Family Story' of Wealthy Landowners

Feb 18, 2024

A farmer in Bulgaria unexpectedly came across two Roman-era graves while he was plowing his field. Read to learn more.

AI and the Environment: Pioneering Solutions for Ecological Research

Feb 18, 2024

Explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the environmental sector, offering new approaches to research and modeling ecosystems.

Baby Gorilla Born Through Rare Emergency C-Section in Texas Zoo

Feb 18, 2024

For the first tine in the zoo's 115-year history, a baby gorilla was born thorugh an emergency c-section. Read to learn more.