Beloved Hippo Gustavito In El Salvador Dies Because Of Gang Violence

Medicine & Technology Mar 01, 2017

A recent attacked in El Salvador national zoo has killed the beloved hippopotamus Gustavito.

Bahamas' Famous Swimming Pigs Found Dead, Unintentionally Killed By Tourists

Feb 28, 2017

Local officials strongly believe that the tourists have made the pigs drunk that caused their death. Some of the pigs were featured on an episode of "The Bachelor" right before half-dozen of the swimming pigs were found dead.

'Pet-Directed Speech' Used By Women To Talk With Their Dog

Feb 28, 2017

Like mothers, the study proved that it is best when women speak baby talk to their dog, just like how mother communicate with their newborn. Also, the use of verbal and non-verbal tricks and the intended function of vocal utterances provide dogs with information about their intentions and emotions.

Cows Become Hornless After Gene Editing Making Countryside Safer

Feb 28, 2017

Scientists have created cows without horns after genetic engineering it to making countryside safer.

Biologists Used Cutting-Edge Cameras To Watch Dolphin Activities Underwater

Feb 25, 2017

Biologists have found a way to monitor dolphins even if they are not around. Using cutting-edge cameras, the dolphins can be monitored underwater to see its behaviors and activities.

Unusual Fossils Of Huge Rats Found: Rewrites Whole Family Tree Of Rodents

Feb 24, 2017

Rare fossils of giant rodents were found. It has changed the family tree of rodents.

Kenyan Man Turns 'Elephant Guardian': Provides Water To The Drought-Ridden Wild Life

Feb 22, 2017

Daily a man from Kenya drives a water-tanker for miles and provides the wild animals with drinking water

Climate Change Causes The Increase of Warm-Dwelling Animals And Plants

Feb 21, 2017

Plants and animals may tend to look for a cold or warm temperature for their habitat and source of food. This can cause a serious problem in the future, for alien species would migrate and left its nativity alone causing environmental imbalance.

Stem Cells Into Pork: Can We Eat It

Feb 17, 2017

Scientists have discovered that they can turn a stem cell and grow it fully into an edible pork.

WATCH: Elusive Boa Of The World From Brazilian Forest Caught On Film After 64 Years

Feb 15, 2017

After 64 years of hiding in the Brazilian forest, the elusive boa has been finally caught. This belongs to one of the world's rarest snake ever existed.

Climate Change Affects Wildlife More Than Media Reports

Feb 14, 2017

The effects of climate change to wildlife, specifically to endangered species, are hugely unreported.

Just Because Bats Are Blind Doesn’t Mean They Can’t Compete

Nov 08, 2014

As species that primarily navigate with their ears and not their eyes, bats are fairly amazing creatures. Their abilities to track predators, prey and hear sounds far beyond what humans can hear, makes these echolocators quite impressive specimens. But new research reveals that their sonar signals may have an additional function as well -- to jam up competitors, and steal their prey.

The Past And Present of Biotechnology—What Designs Nature Will Inspire

Oct 29, 2014

“At its simplest, biotechnology harnesses cellular and biomolecular processes to develop technologies and products that help improve our lives and the health of our planet.”