ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Satellite Follows ‘Mammoth Journey’ of Five Cuckoos on an Epic Journey

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.26.2020 23:02 PM

Five cuckoos had been recently trending on social media as followers tracked the travels of these satellite-tagged birds. Scientists from the Mongolia Cuckoo Project are calling this 'a mammoth journey.'

Happy As A Clam: Boracay Beach Front Covered in Clams Has Caught the Attention of Netizens in Social Media

05.26.2020 15:50 PM

Countless clams are seen on the beach front of Boracay, a famous tourist destination in the Philippines, the first in history

[VIDEO] Two Alligators Locked in a Fight to Death at a Golf Course in South Carolina

05.26.2020 11:03 AM

For two hours, the two large alligators are locked in what seems like a mortal combat at the 18th hole of the Hilton Head Lakes golf club in Hardeeville last week.

Hundreds of Captive Elephants are Freed for 'The Biggest Migration In Thailand's History': Here's Why

05.26.2020 03:07 AM

Pang is just one of many keepers who embarked more than 100 miles to bring elephants to safety as animals are on the verge of starvation.

Study on Glass Frog and its Translucent Skin Reveals More than Just its Camouflage Technique

05.26.2020 03:00 AM

Scientists first discovered the glass frog in 1973 in Costa Rica, yet it was only in recent studies that they began to understand the tiny creature's unique camouflage attribute. It has a bigger message about deforestation. Find out here.

[Study] Hawaiian Volcano is Causing the Earth's Crust to Sink: Is Another Volcanic Eruption Coming?

05.25.2020 22:24 PM

A new study deems Pūhāhonu as the world's largest and hottest volcano. Will humanity be witnessing volcanic eruptions in the near future?

Selfie Stick Makes Scientific Discovery Showing Excellent Detailed Photos of a Fearsome Sea Monster

05.25.2020 11:00 AM

A selfie stick and the right angle made a significant contribution to the scientific community for discovering a huge revelation.

The Show Must Go On: New Zealand Prime Minister Carries on with Live Interview During an Earthquake

05.25.2020 00:22 AM

A 5.6 magnitude earthquake suddenly shook the studio on Monday morning while NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern had a live television interview. She interrupted the host on the other line and told him how objects were shaking behind her. The quake ended after a few short minutes.

No Pollen? No Problem! Bees Puncture Plant Leaves to Accelerate Flower Production

05.23.2020 04:30 AM

When flowers have not yet bloomed due to climate crisis, bees found a genius way to accelerate its flower production for them to survive.

Corals Emit Own Display of Colorful 'Sunscreen' to Fight Back Against Bleaching

05.23.2020 00:55 AM

WATCH! A new study reveals that some corals use an active sunscreen layer in the form of a colorful display that comes from unique pigments to attract algae. Click the link above to learn more and watch a video depicting the coral reefs.

Meet 'Co-Pig': The Mutant Pig with 2 Heads and 3 Eyes Born During the Pandemic

05.22.2020 13:15 PM

The birth of the mutant piglet with two faces and tree eyes was thought to be a lucky charm by his owner in the Philippines.

Chinese Man Arrested for Smuggling 107 Turtles Worth over $400,000

05.22.2020 09:39 AM

Animal trafficking has been a long-lasting issue in China, with many cases revealed, such as the arrest of Shen, a Chinese wildlife trafficker who was arrested for smuggling 107 frozen sea turtles.

Dangerous Levels of Arsenic in Water May be Poisoning Up to 220 Million People: Check out the Hotspots

05.22.2020 04:48 AM

A study reveals that up to 220 million people around the world are consuming toxic levels of arsenic from groundwater.

Siberians and Native Americans Related? Recent Discovery Shows Oldest DNA Link

05.21.2020 07:17 AM

Archaeologists discover a 14,000-year-old tooth which directly links Siberians and Native Americans. However, there had been multiple arguments and theories regarding how the first Americans crossed from Asia to North America.

Why do Spring Rains Bring Hay Fever? New Study Explains Why

05.21.2020 01:36 AM

Researchers have found that pollen granules can stay airborne for up to 11 hours after the rain. Experts advise pollen-sensitive individuals to remain at home during and hours after rain downpours and thunderstorms to avoid hay fever.

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