Margaret Davis

3 Killer Whales Hunt a 9-Foot Great White Shark and Eat its Liver in South Africa [WATCH]

08.01.2022 03:14 AM

First-ever drone footage proves that killer whales are driving great white sharks away from the coasts of South Africa. Check out how three orcas hunt the great white shark in this article.

Mother Elephant Stomps on Crocodile to Rescue Baby After the Predator Attacks, Bites the Calf's Trunk [Watch]

08.01.2022 01:05 AM

A viral video on social media shows a crocodile attacking a baby elephant and its mighty mother rescuing her calf. Read the article to know what happened next.

High Daily Insulin Doses in Type 1 Diabetes Patients Increases Risk of Cancer, Especially in Women [Study]

07.31.2022 22:30 PM

A new study shows that a higher insulin dose positively correlates with cancer incidence and the association is notably stronger with insulin resistance. Read the article to learn more.

Barbaric Slaughter of 100 Bottlenose Dolphins on Faroe Islands Turns the Bay Bloody Red

07.30.2022 03:13 AM

Residents in the Faroe Islands herded 100 bottlenose dolphins into the bay as the men used spears to slaughter the sea mammals and turned the water bloody red. Read the article to know more about this story.

Most Liver Cancer Cases in the US Are Linked to Hepatitis [Report]

07.29.2022 23:31 PM

Experts said that managing the top risk factor of liver cancer could slash the chance of developing the disease by up to 75%. Continue reading why hepatitis is the number one risk factor and learn how to manage it.

Living Through Monkeypox: Georgia Man Shares Experience, Warns Those Not Belonging to Gay Community to Be Careful

07.29.2022 22:13 PM

Male gay in Georgia speaks out about what it is like to be infected with the monkeypox virus after contracting it during a friendly gathering. Read more to know why even those who do not belong in the gay community should be careful.

Water-Activated, Disposable Paper Battery Perfect for Single-Use Electronics to Minimize Environmental Impacts

07.29.2022 06:08 AM

A team of international researchers developed a disposable paper battery that can be activated with water within 20 seconds. Check out this groundbreaking innovation in this article.

2 Building-Sized Asteroids Will Make a Close Approach Toward Earth This Weekend

07.29.2022 04:37 AM

Two massive asteroids will swing past Earth on July 29 and 30 and get close at 2.8 million kilometers to the planet. Read the article to learn more.

Restaurant Employees Rescued Rare Orange Lobster From Being Cooked After Recognizing Its Unusual Color

07.29.2022 03:06 AM

An extremely rare orange lobster was found in a shipment to a restaurant in Florida and has now found its new home at Ripley's Aquarium. Find out how rare this lobster is in this article.

First Kiss From 5,000 Years Ago May Have Led to Modern Herpes Simplex Virus Strain That Causes Cold Sores

07.29.2022 00:29 AM

Researchers found that the modern strain of the herpes simplex virus can be traced back to 5,000 years ago when people start to kiss. Read the article to know more details.

Santa Clara County Shows Monkeypox Disproportionately Affects Latino Gay, Bisexual Men; 700 Vaccine Doses Will Be Available Soon

07.28.2022 22:33 PM

Santa Clara County's public health department released statistics on disproportionately affected groups to strengthen outreach. Read the article to know more details and learn about its monkeypox vaccine strategy.

Elephants Learn to Adapt to Varying Landscapes Brought by Increasing Human Development

07.28.2022 21:10 PM

Human-elephant conflict is on the rise in many places on Earth as elephants compete for space and resources due to increasing human development. Check out in this article how these two species learned to coexist in a changing environment.

Russia Not Leaving International Space Station Yet, Roscosmos Will Still Work With NASA Until 2028

07.28.2022 06:23 AM

Russia is building its own space station and announced that Roscosmos will continue working with NASA in the International Space Station (ISS) program until ROSS is operational. Read the article to know more details.

Golden Eagle Captured in Rare Defensive Pose Against Bighorn Sheep by Motion Sensor Trail Cameras

07.28.2022 04:29 AM

The two animals were squaring up in the Desert National Wildlife Refuge in Nevada as seen from a photo captured by motion sensor trail cameras. Check out what happened between the golden eagle and bighorn sheep in this article.

HIV-Infected Cells Susceptible to Specific Targeted Therapies, New Insights Reveal

07.28.2022 03:06 AM

There is no effective cure for HIV/AIDS to date, but NIAID scientists presented new insights about HIV-infected cells that open new doors for HIV cure research. Read the article to learn more.

Kitsap County Reports First Probable Monkeypox Case After a Resident Tested Positive for Orthopoxvirus

07.27.2022 23:13 PM

Kitsap County's health department stated that the patient was infected with orthopoxvirus, which causes smallpox, cowpox, and monkeypox. Read the article to know the full details.

Ancient Fish That Developed Legs to Walk on Land Returned to Full-Time Swimming, Study Reveals

07.27.2022 06:10 AM

A new study claims that the cousin of the ancient fish Tiktaalik, which modern mammals and humans evolved from, decided to return to the water after developing legs. Read the article to know why.

NOAA Scientists Found Strange Line of Holes 1.7 Miles Below the Atlantic Ocean Surface, What Could It Be?

07.27.2022 05:09 AM

Check out what these mysterious lines are that NOAA Ocean Exploration scientists found in the depths of the Atlantic Ocean, describing it as something that looked human-made.

Mysterious Loch Ness Monster Might Have Been a Long-Necked Freshwater Dinosaur Based on Major Fossil Discovery

07.27.2022 03:42 AM

Scientists found evidence of the plausible existence of the Loch Ness monster, revealing the true nature of the beast. Check out the evidence in this article.

World's Largest Omnivore: Biopsy Samples Reveal Whale Sharks Also Eat Plants, Algae

07.27.2022 00:24 AM

Researchers found that whale sharks at Western Australia's Ningaloo Reef were eating lots of plants, making them the world's largest omnivores. Read the article to learn more details.

Better Diagnosis, Medicine for Age-Related Macular Degeneration Could Be Possible With the Discovery of New Genetic Clues

07.26.2022 23:17 PM

Researchers discovered new genetic signatures of age-related macular degeneration that could help create better diagnosis and medicine. Read the article for more details.

7-Foot Long, 400-Pound Spotted Eagle Ray Unexpectedly Leaps Into A Boat, Gives Birth to 4 Pups in Gulf of Mexico

07.26.2022 07:22 AM

A 400-pound, 7-foot spotted eagle ray interrupted a family trip in the Gulf of Mexico when it suddenly leaped and gave birth aboard. Read the full story to know what happened to its pups.

Hawaiian Monk Seal Attacks Swimming Woman Who Ignored Beach Warnings to Protect Her Pup

07.26.2022 05:34 AM

A swimmer was injured Sunday morning while swimming too close to a nursing Hawaiian monk seal with its pup in Waikiki despite warnings. Read the article to know the full story.

Smart Necklace Can Track Wearer's Health Status With 98.9% Accuracy Using Sweat, Eliminating Blood Tests for Diabetics

07.26.2022 03:44 AM

A new smart necklace with biochemical sensors analyzes sweat samples to track the wearer's health status. Check out this new technology that could help 400 million diabetics worldwide monitor their glucose levels.

Re-Analysis of T. Rex Dinosaur Fossils Refutes Theory Claiming There Are 3 Tyrannosaurus rex Species

07.26.2022 03:12 AM

A new study debunked previous research claiming that there might be three T. rex dinosaur species, Read the article to learn why there is a division about the Tyrannosaurus rex species.

Netherlands Begins Preventive Healthcare Against Monkeypox Virus by Giving Out Imnavex Vaccine But Vaccination Is Limited to Some Group of Individuals

07.25.2022 23:20 PM

Health authorities in the Netherlands started giving preventive care against the monkeypox virus to high-risk groups in Amsterdam and The Hague. Read the article to learn more details.

Skin Beetles Feast Off the Skin of a Decaying Pompano Fish, Revealing Its Skeleton in a Time-Lapse Video [Watch]

07.25.2022 06:45 AM

A time-lapse video clip taken from the film Wrought shows the incredible skeletonization process of skin beetles devouring a pompano fish. Read the article for details and watch the video.

Satellite Data Reveals in Detail How California Loses Its Trees Due to Wildfires and Other Pressures

07.25.2022 04:08 AM

In an unprecedented detail of satellite data over the span of 37 years, scientists show the reduced forest cover of California as grasslands take over the place of trees. Read the article to know more about this.

Tomato Fever Spreading Among Children in India, Raising Concerns of Possible Outbreak Like Monkeypox

07.25.2022 03:05 AM

The viral flu called Tomato Fever that causes red, tomato-like blisters and rashes in children in India could potentially become an outbreak like monkeypox. Read the article to know more.

World Health Organization (WHO) Declares Monkeypox Outbreak a Global Health Emergency: Here's How to Avoid Getting Infected

07.24.2022 22:52 PM

The World Health Organization (WHO) has given the monkeypox disease outbreak the highest level of alert, putting it at the same level as COVID-19. Read the article to learn more.