World's Oldest Tortoise: Jonathan Turns 191 Years Old, Extending His Record-Holding Title

Medicine & Technology Dec 05, 2023

Jonathan, the world's oldest tortoise, has now turned 191 years old and still continues to hold two Guinnes World Records. Read to learn more.

California’s Salton Lake Sits on Top of World’s Largest Lithium Reservoir, Sparks Race To Extract Billion-Dollar Worth of White Gold

Dec 05, 2023

Experts suggest that a California lake could be sitting on top of the largest ‘white gold’ mine in the world. Find out more about it in this article.

How to Peel a Banana? Is There a Correct Way To Do This?

Dec 05, 2023

Yes, there's reportedly a right way to peel a banana and it's not how most do it. Continue reading to learn more.

World's Biggest Iceberg Snapped: Incredible Footage Captures A23a Floating Into Southern Ocean After Being Stuck in Ocean Floor For Over 30 Years

Dec 04, 2023

The RRS Sir David Attenborough was able to snap the massive A23a iceberg moving into the Southern Ocean. Read to learn more.

Unusual Orange Auroras Seen in Scotland After Solar Storm Smashed Into Earth

Dec 04, 2023

Rare orange auroras were seen glowing over Scottish skies following the smashing of a coronal mass ejection into Earth. Read to learn more.

How To Choose the Perfect Christmas Tree? Here's a Scientific Guide to Size, Lights, and Decorations for a Festive Home

Dec 04, 2023

December prompts the selection of Christmas trees, the festive home centerpiece, with size, lights, and decorations decisions causing stress. Check out this article for experts' advice on environmentally friendly choices.

Royal Visit Down Under: Rare Male-Female T. Rex Duo Captivates New Zealanders at Auckland Museum

Dec 04, 2023

New Zealand's Auckland Museum hosts a unique six-day exhibit featuring a male and pregnant female T-Rex, drawing a third of the nation's population. Check out more details in this article.

210-Million-Year-Old Footprint Fossils Suggest 2 Distinct Trisauropodiscus Morphotypes

Dec 04, 2023

The ancient footprint fossils discovered in Lesotho were possibly made by animals from two distinct categories, which could be dinosaurs and modern birds. Continue reading to learn more.

Volcanic Winters May Have Weakened Dinosaurs Prior Extinction Due to Asteroid Blast, Study Suggests

Dec 04, 2023

A recent study suggests that climate change due to massive volcanic eruptions may have set the stage for the extinction of dinosaurs. Read the article to find out more.

Obsidian Artifacts Found off Italy Coast Were From Neolithic Era Cargo [Report]

Dec 04, 2023

The obsidian artifacts discovered at a depth of 100 to 130 feet off the coast of Italy could represent the cargo of a Neolithic wreck. Continue reading to learn more.

American Airlines Signs Deal To Trap, Remove 10,000 Tons of CO2

Dec 03, 2023

This comes as part of American Airlines' plans to boost novel low-carbon technologies in order to reduce the climate impact of aviation. Read to learn more.

World’s First Recorded Pregnant Megamouth Shark Found Washed Up Along Philippine Coasts

Dec 03, 2023

A 5.6-meter-long pregnant megamouth shark was seen for the first time washed up along Philippine coasts. Read to learn more.

DNA Analysis of Mummified Remains Found in Peru ‘Definitely Not Human’: Report

Dec 03, 2023

The DNA analysis of corpses found in Peru revealed they were not humans. Continue reading to learn more.

Swimming Away From Shark Is More Dangerous Than Facing It, Diving Expert Claims

Dec 03, 2023

Facing the shark instead of running away from it is safer, according to a diving expert. Continue reading to learn more.

1,400-Year-Old Ancient Structure Discovered at Royal Settlement of the East Anglian Kings May Have Been an Old Pagan Temple

Dec 01, 2023

Remains of a possible temple or cult house were uncovered by archeologists in an English royal compound. Read the article to find out more about it.