ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Look! A Pair of the Smallest and Rarest Rusty Spotted Cats Are Born in UK

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.04.2020 09:44 AM

See video and photos of cats that measure 13 to 19 inches in body length, even smaller than the mice when they are born.

Scientists Found A Way to Make Bricks Out of Poop That Reduce Biosolid Material by 30%

05.04.2020 06:34 AM

Many biosolids are left unused and stockpiled. To address this problem, scientists have discovered a way to make bricks out of feces and clay. Click the link to learn more.

Spain Slammed Over Spraying Bleach on Beach to Fight COVID-19

05.04.2020 06:30 AM

Spanish officials regret spraying bleach on their local beach to protect the children of their community from the coronavirus disease 2019. They forgot about its impact on the environment, which could easily degrade it according to experts.

Beware! Meat-Eating Asian Hornet that Kills up to 50 a Year in Japan Enters US East Coast, Warn Experts

05.03.2020 22:09 PM

The "murder hornet" which was known to kill up to 50 people a year in Japan are on a course to the East Coast. Experts say their arrival is inevitable, and their stay may be permanent. Click the link above to find out more.

Japanese Aquarium Wants People to FaceTime Their Shy Eels to Make Sure They Don't Get Used to the Peace and Quiet Lockdown Setup

05.02.2020 01:21 AM

While most animals relish the time when humans are not around, one Japanese aquarium says that it could pose a problem for animals in captivity, specifically eels.

Viral Chronic Paralysis is Wiping Out Bees: UK’s Honey Production Threatened

05.01.2020 21:48 PM

Not only is humankind currently fighting off a virus right now, but the bees too. The chronic bee paralysis virus is causing a significant drop in the population of honeybees in England and Wales. Fewer bees mean less honey. What will happen to the UK's honey production now?

Carbon Emissions Set for Record Lows amid Lockdown Restrictions

05.01.2020 17:49 PM

The current COVID-19 pandemic is having devastating consequences around the world. With hundreds of thousands of lives lost and many more people suffering from serious aftereffects, the impact of the novel coronavirus is unprecedented in living memory.

Tumbleweed Tornado Spotted Near Hanford, Washington

05.01.2020 00:58 AM

A dust devil caught up a bunch of tumbleweed in Hanford, Washington was captured in a video by Matt McKnight while he was heading along SR-240 just north of the Hanford Nuclear Reservation

Name This Beauty and Win $8,400: Heart-Shaped Sink Hole Found Recently in China

04.30.2020 22:03 PM

A recent drone video has been able to capture some "out of this world" footage of a peculiarly shaped sinkhole located somewhere in China.

18 Amazing Videos of Animals Throwing A Party As Humans are in Lockdown

04.30.2020 08:48 AM

From wild hippo seen splashing and enjoying the waves to jaguar walking on streets, check out this compilation of videos of animals enjoying a human-free world due to coronavirus lockdown.

WATCH! Male Polar Bear Kills Female Partner In Front of Zookeepers After Refusing to Mate

04.30.2020 04:28 AM

A mating session turned into a tragedy after a male polar bear killed his female mating partner after he rejected her advances to copulate. Zookeepers at Royev Ruchey zoo in Krasnoyarsk were stuck with horror after witnessing the event and shot the male polar bear with a tranquilizer. Watch the video of the bears before the tragedy here.

[VIDEO] Spinosaurus, the "River Monster": First Known Swimming Dinosaur, Scientists Claim

04.30.2020 02:14 AM

Check out a 3D representation video and photos of what Scientists have termed the long 'river monster' with fossils found along the Kem Kem rocks in Morocco. The findings of their study suggest that it used to swim the oceans, as opposed to the previous belief that dinosaurs never swam.

[WATCH] Bioluminescence: Surfers Spotted Glowing Dolphins at the California Coast

04.29.2020 22:26 PM

Amazing footage started to circulate the internet of a pod of dolphins all "glowing" together as they started swimming through bioluminescent algae somewhere off the coast of California.

How To Stay Sane When Work From Home Is Here To Stay

04.29.2020 11:41 AM

With the coronavirus pandemic ravaging the world, work from home is a norm today. Offices are closed and businesses have embraced remote working models. While you may be happy about saving time on long commutes, getting used to the idea of being stuck to your desk with family around can actually drive you crazy.

2020 Possibly the Hottest Year Ever Despite Air Pollution Decline Due to COVID-19 — NOAA

04.29.2020 10:51 AM

Worldwide pollution levels have gone down dramatically due to COVID-19. But even this temporary decrease cannot stop 2020 from being one of the hottest years ever. Especially when things go back to normal.

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