Strange Life-Size Carvings of Camels Found in the Saudi Arabian Desert; Archeologists Investigate Who Created Them and When

Medicine & Technology Sep 29, 2023

Archeologists have found a cluster of mysterious carvings on a rock outcropping in the Nafud desert in Saudi Arabia. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Giant 10-Ft Camels Hunted by Archaic Humans for Food Before They Got Extinct 27,000 Years Ago, Study Says

Mar 29, 2022

Experts studied fossilized giant camels in Mongolia which showed signs of butchery by humans. Find out how and why humans hunt the species.

Cotswold Wildlife Park Names New Rhino Calf in Honor of Her Majesty The Queen

Mar 14, 2022

Queenie is the newest addition to the Rhino family at Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens. She is the ninth White Rhino calf to be born at the Burford collection and is Monty and Nancy's fifth breeding success together.

Science 'Facts' You Might Have Learned in School That Are No Longer True

Jul 22, 2021

Science is an ongoing process, which means new discoveries often upend old theories. Here are some science "facts" you may have learned in school that aren't true.

How Do Arabian Camels Travel 100 Miles of Desert and Endure Weeks Without Water?

Jun 28, 2021

An analysis of the well-developed kidneys of one-humped Arabian camels showed its role in coping with extremes, including surviving for weeks without drinking water.

Animal Tears Give Clues to Conservation & Eye Treatment

Aug 13, 2020

Animal tears are found to be very similar to human tears, with a few biological differences depending on the environment. Researchers hope to develop better eye treatments as well as find ways to help conserve several bird and reptile species.

At Least 10,000 Desperate and Thirsty Camels in Danger of Being Shot in South Australia

Jan 09, 2020

Aboriginal communities are frustrated not only by the effects of the recent bushfires but also with thirsty camels terrorizing their homes.