Dwarf Sperm Whale Population, Lifespan, Reproduction; How Do They Differ From Pygmy Whales

Medicine & Technology Oct 09, 2023

Dwarf sperm whales are smaller than pygmy sperm whales. Continue reading to learn more about dwarf sperm whales.

Bears Are Among Most Flexible, Clever Species; Some Use Tools To Get Food

Oct 09, 2023

Bears are incredibly smart, with some of them capable of using tools to hunt. Continue reading to learn more.

Sexual Selection: Female Animals Could Be Learning From Each Other How To Choose Male Mates, Study Suggests

Oct 09, 2023

When the more distinctive male was chosen as a mate, the rare trait became more common and, resultantly, less attractive. Read to learn more.

AI Tiger Detector? Tiny AI-Powered Camera Developed by Scientists Could Help With Conservation of These Predators, Enable Coexistence With People

Oct 08, 2023

The AI tiger detector camera system was able to pick up a tiger 300 meters from a village at one time and detect a poacher team in another occasion. Read to learn more.

Glowing Cats and Wombats? Scientists Identify 125 New Fluorescent Mammal Species

Oct 05, 2023

A polar bear, red fox, orange lead-nosed bat, and even a cat were included in the 125 new fluorescent mammal species. Read to learn more.

Homosexual Behavior Common in 1,500 Species for Social Bonding and Conflict Reduction

Oct 04, 2023

A study reveals that homosexual behavior is widespread in animals, especially male same-sex acts in species with violent male rivalry. Continue reading to learn more.

Bizarre Fish With Human-Like Teeth Caught, Astonishing Fisherman; Daughter Wants To Keep Fish Teeth For Tooth Fairy

Oct 02, 2023

A fisherman in Maryland caught a record-breaking sheepshead fish, whose teeth his daughter wants to keep for the tooth fairy. Read to learn more.

Echidnas' Secret Sounds: Vocalization Discovered During Breeding Season

Oct 02, 2023

Researchers recorded the rarely heard vocalizations of short-beaked echidnas during the breeding season, challenging previous assumptions about their communication abilities. Read the article to learn more.

Crocodiles Usher Dog to Safety in Bizarre Moment, Leaving Scientists Baffled

Sep 27, 2023

While the crocodiles could have easily fed on the dog, they appeared to usher it to safety. Read to learn more.

RNA Recovered From Extinct Species 'Tasmanian Tiger' For the First Time

Sep 27, 2023

The RNA was recovered from a Tasmanian tiger specimen over a hundred years old and kept in a museum collection. Read to learn more.

Peculiar World of Pacific Lampreys: Cartilage Skeletons, Sucker Mouths, and Ancient Origins

Sep 25, 2023

Pacific lampreys are jawless survivors from 450 million years ago, feeding by sucking prey's blood and fluids. They endured four mass extinctions. Continue reading to learn more about them.

Dolphin Scandal: Journalist Empathizes With Animal Rights Activist Accused of Sexually Assaulting Bottlenose Freddie

Sep 24, 2023

Becky Milligan shared her take on the dolphin scandal involving animal rights activist Alan Cooper. Continue reading to know what she said about the incident.

Sizable Bone Unearthed in Spain Could Be From War Elephant During Punic Era

Sep 24, 2023

A huge bone was found in Spain and it was believed to be part of a war elephant from the 4th century B.C. Continue reading to learn more.

Mysterious Horseshoe-Shaped Seabed Markings on New Zealand's Ocean Floor Finally Solved

Sep 20, 2023

Sadie Mills, an invertebrate collection manager at New Zealand's National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research solved the mysterious seabed markings after several years. Continue reading to learn more.

Great White Shark Populations Have Been Declining and Migrating; Predatory Orcas Could Be a Reason Why

Sep 18, 2023

Researchers were able to document great white shark population declines and distribution changes, with predatory orcas being a contributing factor. This suggests the need to enhance shark monitoring strategies. Read to learn more.