ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

[Graphic Video] Elephant Searching for Food Dies After Electrocuted by a Fence of a Mango Farm in Thailand: Watch

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 06.08.2020 22:07 PM

Freely roaming around on the search for food on a mango farm, an elephant in Thailand dies from electrocution. Landowners, however, remain uncertain if the elephant died on their fence as there are other elephants in the area that have not been electrocuted.

Snake Eel Escaping From the Fish' Stomach Cavity Burst, What Happened Next is the Grossest Part

06.08.2020 20:54 PM

The daring attempt of the eel is not enough to save them as they became trapped in the fish's rib cage and slowly mummify inside the fish's body.

Pinkest Flamingos Most Aggressive in Squabbling for Food

06.08.2020 11:34 AM

A flamingo's color plays a role in the complex social structure that they live in as it can be an indicator of good health and how they feed.

Scientists Discover Sharks' Unexpected Hangout Place to Feed, Can You Guess Where?

06.08.2020 06:45 AM

New research goes into detail on a great white shark's diet. Scientists have found that sharks mainly eat off the surface of the ocean floor. Click the link above to learn more.

Mini Quakes Hit Ridgecrest Brought About by Aftershocks Throughout Southern California

06.08.2020 04:25 AM

Far from being safe from earthquakes, The U.S. Geological Survey reports that Ridgecrest then again suffered a 4.3 magnitude earthquake on Sunday. Just last week, the area dealt with a 5.5 quake and still continuously feels shocks as consequences to previous major quakes.

Animals Can Understand Words and Do Arithmetic Too: Watch Alex the Parrot Do the Math!

06.08.2020 03:55 AM

Experts claim that some animals can do more than just imitate gestures and sounds. Scientists claim that animals such as parrots and chimpanzees can comprehend words and form connections between them. Furthermore, they say these animals can also do simple math.

[VIDEO] New Deep Imaging System Reveals the Insides of the Sea's Weirdest Creatures

06.06.2020 06:20 AM

WATCH: Scientists filmed a gelatinous type of a sea creature known as a siphonophore whose length is estimated at 150 feet, which could be the world's longest example of oceanic life.

Deadly Amoeba Found: Texas Authorities Warn Summer Swimmers to Avoid Freshwater

06.06.2020 05:28 AM

Authorities warn Texans swimmers about a deadly amoeba called the 'Naegleria fowler', commonly found in freshwater sources in the entire state this summer.

Termites, Hornets, Now Giant Toxic Toads Emerge in South Florida Heavy Rain

06.06.2020 02:50 AM

South Florida better watch out for a new pest during the rainy season. Officials are calling on residents to euthanize cane toads humanely if they may come in contact with them, as the poisonous creatures could cause grave danger to pets.

Biggest Landslide in Norway Caught in Camera Shows Eight Buildings Sent Into the Sea

06.05.2020 23:40 PM

The landslide ran more than 2,000 feet along the shore and nearly 500 feet inland, was the largest Alta municipality of Norway had ever seen.

Russia's Oil Spill Blamed on Melting Permafrost; Clean-up Could Take 10 Years

06.05.2020 21:39 PM

Environmentalists assessed the damage of Russia's most disastrous oil spill last week, concluding that the clean-up may take five to ten years, costing nearly $2 Billion.

Genetic Studies on Ancient Caribbean Inhabitants Reveal a Mosaic of History Contrary to Traditional Research

06.05.2020 10:16 AM

The Caribbean's current diversity was traditionally believed to have singular origins. New research shows that their history is, in fact, a mosaic. of ancestries, cultures, and origins.

Scientists' Unique Study Identifies Earth's Cleanest Pocket of Air

06.05.2020 09:25 AM

Scientists discover Earth's cleanest pocket of air in the Southern Ocean despite strong wind currents.

Only 10% of Canada's Endemic Species are 'Globally Secure' With the Rest Slowly Disappearing

06.05.2020 03:59 AM

Canada has various endemic wildlife species of conservation concern which are increasingly becoming vulnerable to extinction from natural causes as well as human disturbance.

One-fifth of Mangroves in the World Already Perished and Could Be Totally Gone by 2050 Due to Rising Sea Levels

06.05.2020 00:15 AM

Mangroves are facing "coastal squeeze" as the sea level continues to rise and human development along coastlines now blocks their way to move inland.

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