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20.04.2024
Fossils found in Somerset, England likely belong to a new species, Ichthyotitan severnensis, which reached 82 feet long.
19.04.2024
A team from the research group Ocean Census identified 100 new species of sea creatures in Bounty Trough off the coast of New Zealand.
23.03.2024
Robert Arthur Plympton was found guilty of murdering 19-year-old Barbara Mae Tucker on her college campus in Gresham, Oregon on January 15, 1980.
20.03.2024
Arthur "Jack" Schubarth of Vaughn, Montana pleaded guilty to two felony wildlife crimes, using genetic material of illegally imported sheep for breeding.
19.03.2024
Researchers discovered that ringed caecilian mothers produce milk and a protein-packed outer skin layer to feed their offspring.
02.03.2024
The encounter occurred between two males off the coast of Hawaii in 2022 and is the first evidence of same-sex copulation in this species.
27.02.2024
A team of scientists in China discovered a 240-million-year-old Dinocephalosaurus orientalis, which resembles a mythological dragon.
23.02.2024
Sanfordiacaulis densifolia lived 350 million years ago, but exceptionally well-preserved fossils have recently been unearthed in New Brunswick, Canada.
21.02.2024
The northern green anaconda measured 26 feet in length and weighed more than 400 pounds, and now scientists have discovered it's an entirely new species.
17.02.2024
Created by Serge Monast, the Project Blue Beam theory claims NASA and the UN are trying to create a one-world religion and one-world government.
Born in Salt Lake City in 1951, Kim Peek displayed astonishing feats of memory that inspired the Raymond Babbitt character in "Rain Man" before his death in 2009.
09.02.2024
Climate change is causing Greenland's ice to melt 20 percent faster than previously estimated — and it could impact the rest of the world.
03.02.2024
Kyle Atkins-Weltman was studying what he thought were Anzu wyliei fossils in 2020 when he discovered a new species: Eoneophron infernalis.
27.01.2024
Anatoli Bugorski worked with nuclear power, which sounds like a dangerous job. But what happened to him had never happened to anyone, and the result was miraculous.
22.01.2024
A form of convergent evolution in which crustaceans evolve a crab-like body, carcinization was described by L. A. Borradaile in 1916 as "the many attempts of Nature to evolve a crab."
12.01.2024
Ley lines were first theorized in 1921, and since then, the debate has been over whether or not they exist, and if they do, what purpose they serve.
27.12.2023
Found in a bog near Silkeborg, Denmark in 1950, the Tollund Man is a naturally mummified Iron Age corpse believed to have been a victim of human sacrifice 2,400 years ago.
15.12.2023
For the past three years, the Perseverance rover has been studying the geological history of Mars and searching for signs of ancient life in Jezero crater.
13.12.2023
The baby alligator was born with leucism, a condition similar to albinism that causes a loss of pigmentation.
The Ahnenerbe set out to prove that Aryans were the "master race," churning out pseudoscientific propaganda to support Hitler's ideas.
09.12.2023
Thanks to IVF procedures, 70-year-old Safina Namukwaya successfully delivered twins, a boy and a girl, 31 weeks prematurely.
07.12.2023
Thalassophobia is an intense and persistent phobia of deep bodies of water like oceans, seas, and lakes that can cause symptoms including paralyzing anxiety.
06.12.2023
Barbara Mulligan, a lifelong moth enthusiast, noticed a moth in her trap she had never seen before — and it turned out to be a new species from Australia.
01.12.2023
The piece, titled “Where Parallel Lines Converge,” goes beyond artistic inspiration – it’s a representation of actual data.
28.11.2023
After first being described in 2017, researchers recently captured the first photographs of a rare rat species on Vangunu in the Solomon Islands.
08.11.2023
Scientists at the University of Birmingham measured subjects' heart rate variability and noted that they had an unconscious stress response to poor grammar.
03.11.2023
Yanliaomyzon occisor and Yanliaomyzon ingensdentes lived during the Jurassic period and used their tooth-filled mouths to eat the flesh of their prey.
28.10.2023
The vaccine, called Calixcoca, has shown promising results in the first stages of clinical trials and is now being tested on humans.
27.10.2023
NASA announced that it is working with various universities and private companies to develop 3D-printed moon homes.
26.10.2023
The discovery of leaf-eared mice living atop the inhospitable Andean mountains has baffled biologists, who aren't sure why or how they got there.
24.10.2023
Nikola Tesla died in a New York hotel on January 7, 1943, having spent his final years in poverty and talking to pigeons.
13.10.2023
MDMA, also known as ecstasy or molly, was found to provide a “significant reduction” of PTSD symptom severity.
The newly discovered species, Chilobrachys natanicharum, was found residing in mangrove trees, which face continual deforestation
Bay Area residents have noticed clumps of baby spiders falling from the sky in an annual event known as ballooning or kiting.
The orca was part of a population known as Bigg’s killer whales, which may be responsible for the decline in the otter population off the coast of Alaska.
Researchers in Germany noticed female European common frogs playing dead when males mounted them — then swimming away once they were free.
Fairy circles have long baffled scientists, but a new study shows that these enigmatic rings appear in more regions than previously thought.
08.09.2023
According to 19th-century legend, an Englishman named Edward Mordrake was born with a deformity that led to him being known as "the man with two faces."
07.09.2023
A team from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration found a strange golden orb two miles below the surface.
30.08.2023
Dirk Schulze-Makuch says NASA's Viking landers found traces of organic materials on Mars in the 1970s — but they may have killed any evidence of life in the process.