Norway ‘May’ Kill Celebrity Walrus as Stubborn Fans Keep Approaching The Animal

Medicine & Technology Aug 12, 2022

Norway officials warn the public that they may have to euthanize Freya, the celebrity walrus, if the people would continue to approach her. Read on to know the full story.

Worms Have the Ability to Identify Thousands of Different Smells; Scientists Discover Mystery Behind This Sniffing Skill

Aug 12, 2022

Worms are champion sniffers due to their possession of roughly 1,300 odorant receptors whose discovery started 30 years ago. Read to know more about it.

13-Foot Beluga Whale Trapped in River Seine Euthanized After Over a Week of Rescue Efforts Failed

Aug 10, 2022

A beluga whale that was rescued after spending more than a week trapped in the Seine River in France died due to several reasons. Read more to know why the experts decided to euthanize it.

7-Foot Long Woolly Mammoth Tusk Examined via a New Clinical CT Scanner; What Did the Researchers Discover?

Aug 10, 2022

Researchers scanned an entire woolly mammoth tusk using a new CT scanner. Check out this article to know what they found out.

Loch Ness Monster Sighting Turns to Be a Naughty Alpaca That Escaped to Go Swimming

Aug 09, 2022

A photo is going rounds on social media looking like Nessie, the Loch Ness Monster but it was just a snap of an escape alpaca going for a swim. Read more to know the full story.

A Mother's Love: How Mother Weddell Seals Transfer Iron From Their Bodies to Their Pups to Make Them Better Divers

Aug 09, 2022

WHOI researchers discovered how Weddell seal mothers transferred iron from their liver to the milk their pups drink to make them better divers. Click here to learn more about the Weddell mother's sacrifice and how it affects her diving skills.

How Do Ants Pass Knowledge to Each Other? Robotics Have the Answer

Aug 09, 2022

Researchers developed a small robot to mimic teacher ants and learn more about how they pass knowledge from one another. Read on to understand how ants learn and what elements are needed for success.

Feral Horses Origin: Assateague's Horses May Finally be Revealed with Century-Old Tooth

Aug 08, 2022

The origins of the feral horses of Assateague Island may finally be revealed thanks to an unexpected discovery. Click here to learn more on how a 16-century horse tooth fragment sheds light on how horses ended up on the island.

Why Are There More Female Sea Turtles Than Males in Florida?

Aug 07, 2022

A Turtle Hospital manager said scientists have investigated sea turtle hatchlings' remnants of unhatched eggs. Read to know more about the study findings.

Shark Bites a Snorkeller in United Kingdom’s Cornwall Shores

Aug 03, 2022

A snorkeler encountered a "very scary" experience when a shark bit him while swimming off the coast of Cornwall. Continue reading to know what happened.

25-Year-Old Woman Shockingly Finds 5-Inch Imperial Moth With a Face and Name 'Anna' Written on Its Back

Aug 02, 2022

An imperial moth with a unique design — a face and a name that read "Anna" on its back — left a woman overly surprised. Read the article for the full story.

33-Year-Old Blue Haired Mermaid Wrestles Great White Sharks for a Living

Aug 01, 2022

A self-proclaimed blue-haired "Black Mermaid" can hold her breath underwater for four minutes while "fighting" great white sharks. Read more to know the details.

Feline Protection: New Study Reveals How linDNA COVID-19 Vaccine May Help Shield Cats, Other Animals from the Virus

Jul 31, 2022

Research reveals that linDNA COVID-19 vaccine may protect cats and other animals from coronavirus. Read and learn about this and human-to-animal COVID spread.

Epaulette Shark Spotted 'Walking' in Papua New Guinea Nothing New, Hemiscyllium Longtailed Carpet Sharks Learned Skill 9 Million Years Ago [Watch]

Jul 29, 2022

Researchers came upon an epaulette shark using its fins to walk on a damp ground surface in Papua New Guinea. Read on to know how Hemiscyllium ocellatum learned how to walk 9 million years ago.

Economic Damage of Invasive Species Across the Globe Amounts to $16.3 Billion: Bullfrog and Snake the Worst Offenders

Jul 29, 2022

Scientists estimate that invasive species have cost the world $16.3 billion. Read on to find out who the worst offenders out and how they terrorize the globe.