Margaret Davis

Megalodon Sharks Grew Larger in Cooler Waters Than Those in Warmer Areas, Study Says

03.07.2022 05:28 AM

Megalodon sharks are believed to grow larger in cooler temperatures because bigger body sizes help them retain more heat. Read the article to know how this discovery relates to modern sharks.

NASA Working On Stopping "City-Killer" Asteroids From Hitting Earth; How Prepared Is Humanity From Space Rocks?

03.07.2022 03:27 AM

Check out the near-Earth objects like asteroids and comets that might hit the planet and how NASA is preparing to save the planet from their impact.

Crocodile Attacks 26-Year-Old Man Taking A Bath In a River In Namibia; Why This Aggressive Reptile Assaults Humans?

03.07.2022 00:43 AM

Remains of a 26-year-old man killed by a crocodile were retrieved on Saturday, while an Indonesian man was also attacked last month in which his remains were not yet seen by authorities. Check out why these reptiles often attack humans.

Red Tail Boa Shows Artistic Side In Original Painting, Snake And Other Animals' Artwork Will Be Put on Auction at Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo

03.06.2022 22:04 PM

A snake in Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo along with other animals has created their own artwork that will be featured in an auction later this month. But do animals perceive art? Read the article to know more.

Bizarre Tiny Creature Found in Sydney After Heavy Rainfall Remains Unidentified [Take a Look]

03.05.2022 00:15 AM

Check out this bizarre small creature in Sydney that even biologists are having a hard time identifying. It also stumped social media users who offered their guesses on what could it be.

46-Year-Old Man Looks Pregnant After A Year of Delayed Surgery Due to the Pandemic

03.04.2022 23:24 PM

Find out what happened to the 46-year-old man from South Yorkshire that now looks like nine months pregnant after not receiving surgery to treat his condition.

Bizarre Snake Found in Thailand Has Green Boa Fur Instead Of Scales [Look]

03.04.2022 21:45 PM

Check out this bizarre two feet long snake found in Sakhon Nakhon, Thailand, that is covered in green fur. Read more to know if it's venomous or not.

Africa Once Again Battles Polio Outbreaks After Two Years of Declaring Free From Any of Its Types

03.04.2022 06:02 AM

Africa has recorded polio outbreaks last month, which is a strain associated with the one found in Pakistan. Learn more about this new outbreak that has become a grave threat to eradicate.

Novel Thermal Energy Storage Technology Saves Heat From Summer to Use in Winter to Cut Rising Energy Bills

03.04.2022 04:34 AM

Thermal energy storage stores renewable energy when it is abundant and uses it only when needed. Check out this new technology that helps homes save on electric bills during winter.

Fecal Transplant Pills a Potential Food Allergy Treatment for People Allergic to Peanuts Based on Clinical Trial Results

03.04.2022 02:22 AM

Read this article on how scientists use fecal microbiota transplant to treat food allergy in infants who lack certain microbes in their gut causing allergic reactions to some food, like peanuts.

Alligator Scares Hungry Vultures Away as They Battle Over a Turtle's Carcass [Watch]

03.04.2022 01:12 AM

Watch the video of an alligator going nose-to-nose with a group of vultures as they fought over the dead softshell turtle that is primed for eating.

Dinosaurs With Long Neck and Tail Had Unique Gait; Sauropods Walked Like Hippopotamus, Study Says

03.03.2022 22:12 PM

Analysis of the fossilized footprints of sauropods that once lived in Arkansas showed they had a diagonal gait, unlike other animals today. Read more to know the surprising details.

Jersey Fisherman Caught Rare Blue Lobster And Returned It to The Sea to Conserve Uniquely Colored Crustacean

03.03.2022 05:51 AM

A blue lobster is considered a one-in-two-million catch because it is very rare. Learn more about them in this article and see how valuable these uniquely colored crustaceans can be.

Russia Accused of Using Thermobaric Weapons Against Ukraine: How Dangerous Are Cluster Bombs and Why Are They Widely Banned?

03.03.2022 04:05 AM

Thermobaric weapons and cluster bombs are explicitly prohibited against military targets. Read this article to know why human rights groups claim Russia is using these banned munitions against Ukraine.

Pulverizing Asteroids Could Be Humanity's Only Chance to Survive an Incoming Space Rock on Short Notice

03.03.2022 02:14 AM

A planetary scientist is working on a pulverizing system to destroy asteroids before they hit Earth. Learn more about his technology through this article.

Scientists to Resurrect the Lost Species of Tasmanian Tiger, Extinct Marsupials Will Bring Balance Back in Tasmania's Ecosystem

03.03.2022 00:21 AM

Could scientific breakthrough resurrect the Tasmanian tiger that went extinct almost 100 years ago? Read the article to know how scientists plan to de-extinct these marsupials.

Zombie Shark, Dead Giant Squid, Other Eerie Sea Animal Remains Found in Abandoned Aquarium [Watch]

03.02.2022 21:02 PM

Watch urban explorer Juliette as she takes a look at what's inside an abandoned Spanish aquarium where a 'zombie' shark and other eerie dead animals were left rotten.

Novel Lightweight Nanofiber Material Protects Against Space Debris and Better Than Existing Bulletproof Technology

03.02.2022 07:52 AM

Check out these new nanofiber materials from UW-Madison engineers that surpass Kevlar fabric and steel plates in guarding against high-speed projectile impacts.

Magnet-Controlled Tiny Robots Offer Novel Way of Cleaning Chemical Pollutants From Water Resources

03.02.2022 05:21 AM

A team of international researchers proposes magnetic, tiny robots to remove chemical pollution from the water source. Read this article to learn more about these nanorobots.

NASA's 1st Artemis Crewed Lunar Landing Delayed to 2026, Inspector General Says

03.02.2022 04:08 AM

Why is the first Artemis lunar mission delayed to 2026? Read the article to learn why NASA Inspector General Paul Martin said 2025 is not a probable target date.

Over Five Dead Dolphins Washed up on Guernsey Beaches Over the Last Couple of Months; What Caused Their Deaths?

03.02.2022 02:15 AM

What could have caused the multiple dead dolphins sightings on Guernsey Beaches in the last five months? Read on to find out.

Once Overweight Mother Struggles With Excess Skin After Losing More Than Half Her Weight [Watch Video]

03.02.2022 00:39 AM

A 393-pound mother who drank soda every day finally lost weight but struggles with excess skin. Watch her TikTok video as she documents her new struggles following a significant weight loss.

Invasive False Widow Spider Captures, Feeds on Very Large Mammals Like Bats in the UK

03.01.2022 21:40 PM

Scientists published the first record of a noble false widow spider feeding on bats. Check out how this invasive insect continues to impact native species in the UK.

Elon Musk's Starlink Satellites Redirected for Ukraine Could Become Russia's New Target

03.01.2022 08:30 AM

Elon Musk's Starlink offers internet service in 29 countries and now including Ukraine. Read on how this could help the country and why experts fear it could become new targets for Russia.

Ax-1 Mission to Launch on March 30 and Become the First All-Private Crewed Flight to ISS

03.01.2022 04:23 AM

Axiom Space's Ax-1 mission will be the first all-private crewed flight to ISS in late March. Read on to know the scientific activities they will conduct while in the orbiting laboratory.

Drinking An Average Cup of This Tea Triples the Risk of Cancer, Equivalent to Smoking 100 Cigarettes

03.01.2022 02:15 AM

Studies show that a popular tea increases the risk of developing several types of cancer. Read on to know which drink it is that should be avoided

Panda Captures Rolling Down In Viral Video; Why Are These Adorable Creatures So Clumsy?

02.28.2022 23:50 PM

Videos of giant pandas rolling make the public love them even more because they look even cuter. Read the article to find out why they are so clumsy.

Elephant Seals Have Map Sense That Works Like GPS to Ensure They Get Home to Give Birth

02.28.2022 21:14 PM

Check out how these pregnant female elephant seals use their built-in GPS to return to their home beach in time for their pup's arrival.

Real-Life Tatooine of ‘Star Wars’ Discovered, Here’s How Astronomers Found the Planet With Two Suns

02.28.2022 11:30 AM

A new study proves that ground-based telescopes can look for a planet that orbits two suns, such as the Kepler-16b. See this real-life Tatooine planet, which was home to Luke Skywalker in Star Wars.

Prunes Can Help Prevent Bone Loss in Postmenopausal Women, Study Suggests

02.28.2022 09:40 AM

Previous studies showed that prunes are good for the gut. Now. check out how eating prunes help older women prevent pr delay bone loss and osteoporosis.