Asian Bird Lost? Heaviest Eagle on Earth Spotted in North America, 5,000 Miles Away from Home

Medicine & Technology Dec 22, 2021

A Steller's sea eagle, the heaviest eagle species and a native to Asia has recently been spotted, almost 5,000 miles or 8,000 kilometers away from its homeland.

Can You Help Scientists Find These 10 Most Wanted Lost Birds?

Dec 20, 2021

These ten bird species haven't been spotted in ten years or more, according to experts, and the bird-watching community may be able to assist in the search.

1,300-Legged Millipede Discovered in Australia; Study Reveals New Species is a Record Breaker

Dec 18, 2021

A new millipede discovered by principal biologist Bruno Buzatto, from the Perth, Australia-based Bennelognia Environment Consultants, lives up to the real meaning of its name which literally means a "thousand feet."

Camel Beauty Contest 2021 Disqualifies 40 Contestants That Used Botox, Other Cosmetic Procedures for Modification

Dec 09, 2021

The Saudi Press Agency recently reported that over 40 camels were disqualified from the annual camel fest, the King Abdulaziz Camel Festival which started on December 1 in the desert close to the Saudi capital Riyadh.

Do Jackalopes Really Exist? Here’s What New Research Tells Us

Dec 04, 2021

The image of a jackalope is sold on all kinds of novelties from postcards to shot glasses in the American West although a big question and heated debates on its existence.

Instagram Leads to Discovering of New Snake Species From 'Underestimated' Herpetofauna of Himalayas [LOOK]

Dec 04, 2021

A new snake species was initially seen in an Instagram shot from the Himalayas by one of the researchers.

Echolocation: How Do Animals Like Bats Use This Hunting Technique For Survival by Predicting Prey Movement?

Dec 01, 2021

Researchers from Johns Hopkins University found that bats don't just use echolocation to hunt their prey but also use it to develop snapshots of predictions as to where their prey will appear next.

Ethiopian Elephant Population Under Threat; Research Shows How Illegal Housings Put the Largest Land Animals at Risk

Nov 30, 2021

Researchers recently discovered that in the 11 years to 2017, the number of illegal houses in the sanctuary rose from 18,000 to more than 50,000.

Animal Behavior: Which Between the Prairie and Meadow Vole Species Has More Social Motivation?

Nov 02, 2021

Spending time with friends, family and loved ones is a potentially effective tactic for social motivation that, according to a study published recently, may be favorable for some voles but is simply tolerable to others.

[WATCH] This is How An Okapi Suck in Its Eyeballs to Avoid Eye Injury in the Wild

Nov 02, 2021

An okapi is an animal that looks like a deer but with zebra-like stripes. They have evolved to avoid eye injury in the wild by sucking in their eyeballs. Here is a video on how they do it.

Virgin Births Confirmed: Two Male California Condors Hatched From Unfertilized Eggs

Oct 30, 2021

First of its kind, researchers are able to confirm that two male California condors have been hatched asexually via virgin briths, a phenomenon recorded for the first time on the species.

The Singing Lemur: Mammal Has Common Musical Characteristics Similar to Humans

Oct 28, 2021

A new study recently revealed that the singing lemur, which they described as songbirds, shares the human sense of rhythm.

Aquatic Fungus Now a Threat to Terrestrial Frog Survival; Will they be the Next Amphibians to be Wiped Off the Map?

Oct 25, 2021

An aquatic fungus had recently threatened to wipe off terrestrial frogs as it has done to the extinction of some species of amphibians.

Elephant Evolution: Tuskless Version a Result of Mutation or Mozambican Civil War?

Oct 22, 2021

Recently published research describes animals as well adapted to the conditions including the behavior of other creatures like humans.

Deep-Sea Miniature Monsters: Scientists Identified 14 New Species Of Larvae Like Shrimps, Lobsters in the Gulf of Mexico

Oct 20, 2021

Scientists from the Florida International University identified 14 new species of larvae that are mostly shrimps and lobsters that have misshapen torsos, horns, and spikes on the side.