The Find of Nearly Intact Saber-Toothed Cat Skull In Europe Makes The Scientific Community Super Excited

Medicine & Technology Apr 16, 2017

A nearly complete skull of saber-toothed cat has excited the scientific community. This find will be of immense help in getting insights into the sensory capabilities of this ferocious carnivore.

Aussie Crocodile Sends Endangered Sawfish To Its Gory End

Apr 16, 2017

Despite the lethal snout with teeth, sawfish is no match for the powerful jaws of the crocodile. It has become a struggle for survival for sawfish due to its two main predators – crocodiles and bull sharks.

Indonesia’s Violently Erupting Volcano Causes Concern

Apr 14, 2017

Mount Sinabung, the Indonesian volcano, has recently started spewing dust and smoke. The population living in the vicinity of this volcano had to be evacuated to safety.

Hubble Sends Spectacular Images Of Intense Auroras On Uranus

Apr 14, 2017

Hubble spots auroras on Uranus. These most intense auroras have been seen for the first time ever.

A New Spider Species The Size Of Tarantula Found In An Abandoned Mine In Baja California

Apr 12, 2017

The discovery of a new species of spider is an exciting find, because it is almost as huge as tarantula, the giant spider. Traced in an abandoned mine of Sierra Cacachilas Mountain Range in Baja California, this spider is another addition to over one million insects and spiders discovered so far.

Virgin Galactic First Test Flight Launch In 2017 May Prove Pivotal For Future Space Explorations

Apr 10, 2017

Sir Richard Branson is quite upbeat about the prospects of his company, Virgin Galactic, launching its first test flight into suborbital space with passengers. He, along with a few family members, will be the first passengers to travel on this flight.

Cave Loach: Europe’s Find Of The Millennium

Apr 09, 2017

Cave loach, a species of cave-dwelling fish, has been found for the first time in Europe. This rare find was a chance discovery by a German cave explorer.