Invasive Insect Extermination: Study Finds Nematode Bacteria as Effective Pesticide Against Fire Ants

Medicine & Technology Jul 29, 2021

Research on nematodes suggests that they can exterminate the colonies of the invasive fire ants through the bacteria present in their bodies.

Deadly Snakes Are Friendly? Man Traps Himself With 72 Serpents, Gets New Guinness World Record for Surviving 72 Hours

Jul 23, 2021

Challenging Ophidiophobia, one man from India believed that deadly snakes are actually quiet creatures that will only attack seriously when they are provoked.

'Real Life Lion King?' 500-Pound Ruler Of the Jungle Captured in Stunning Photograph by British Photographer

Jul 21, 2021

In an incredible photo, a 500-pound male lion is seen standing atop a hill of carcass bones as he measured the landscape with the golden-hued sun that rose behind him.

New Bluish Butterfly Species Possible to Become Widespread in Canada, New Study Finds

Jul 19, 2021

Study findings recently suggested a new butterfly species introduced in Canada is possible to become widespread in the country.

Largest Lemurs With Weight Similar to Adult Humans Found to Have Attained Gigantic Size by Eating Leaves

Jul 15, 2021

The largest lemurs ever existed was a heavy animal, weighing about as much as an adult human. It turns out, the behemoth got its gigantic size by eating leaves, an analysis of its genome specified.

Water Fleas' Rapid Evolution: New Study Identifies More Than 300 Varying Genes

Jul 14, 2021

In new research, scientists showed rapid water flea evolution. Specifically, they were able to identify over 300 genes that vary in the water flea's genome.

Oversized Goldfish Wrecks Havoc Over Minnesota Lake, People Warned of Possible Ecosystem Destruction

Jul 14, 2021

Minnesota authorities are warning local citizens about the effects of throwing their pet goldfish on the lakes and ponds.

Rare 'Glass Octopus' Spotted in Deep Waters of the Central Pacific Ocean

Jul 14, 2021

The elusive glass octopus was spotted by an underwater robot as it glides in the waters in the remote Central Pacific Ocean. Only its eyes, optic nerve, and digestive tract can be seen.

Humans' Defenseless Nature: Still, Why Don't Wild Animals Attack Us More?

Jul 13, 2021

Humans are basically defenseless without their weapons. So why do wild animals do not attack them often? Scientists explain how the healthy fear of animals to humans helps them coexist.

Sea Otters May Be Adapted to Cold; Contradictory, These Mammals Have Unique Capability of Producing Heat

Jul 09, 2021

Sea otters are known to be excellent swimmers, complete with muscular bodies and webbed feet that enable them to cut through the water easily.

Sled Dogs in the 17th Century Turned to Cannibalism, According to New Analysis

Jul 08, 2021

A new analysis recently revealed that sled dogs in the 17th century turned to cannibalism to fuel themselves on their journeys through the Arctic.

World's Largest Eagles in Danger Due to Over 70% Deforestation, Study Reveals

Jul 05, 2021

A new study recently revealed that the world's largest eagles are struggling to feed offspring in heavily deforested sites of the Amazon.

Wild Boars in Fukushima Nuclear Wasteland Mate With Pigs Producing Freaky New Hybrid Species

Jul 02, 2021

A new study published recently revealed that wild boars have been mating with pigs, producing new hybrid species.

Who Would Win in a Fight Between Scorpion vs. Tarantula?

Jul 01, 2021

The response between scorpions and taranutlas would vary based on the situation's size, speed, and poison.

Rare Upside-Down Scurring Aquatic Beetle Filmed for the First Time

Jun 29, 2021

Researchers accidentally stumbled on a unique beetle that walks upside down underneath the water's surface in a first-of-its-kind video.