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Mysterious Bird-Like Tracks in Africa: World’s Oldest Bird or Something Else?

In southern Africa, fossil footprints have been discovered, revealing new insight into the early days of birds. These bird-like tracks suggest that the first birds might have appeared much earlier than we thought—around 210 million years ago—during the Triassic...

Russia’s Military Dolphins May Have Escaped, Intelligence Analyst Says

Severe weather hit the Black Sea this week, causing significant damage along the coast. One notable impact was on the harbor of Sevastopol in occupied Crimea, where the Russian navy housed its military dolphins. The storm left the pens holding...

Bird’s Song May Help Track It Down After 38 Years

A purple-winged ground dove (Paraclaravis geoffroyi) that is fond of bamboo and once called the South American Atlantic Forest in Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay its home could now be tracked down through its song. Scientists are faced with the question...

‘World’s Saddest Elephant’ Dies at Philippine Zoo

An female elephant named Mali, who spent almost all her life alone in a zoo in the Philippines has died. Activists such as PETA called her the "world's saddest elephant." Mali, short for Vishwa Ma’ali, was around forty-three years old...

What Killed the Dinosaurs? The Debate Between Humans and AI

A team of paleontologists believes that a big burst of volcanoes resulted in the extinction of dinosaurs on Earth. Some are supporting this in a rather innovative manner, although it contradicts the giant space rock (asteroid) theory. The way the...

A Hydrothermal Vent Discovered Off Galápagos Islands

In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have achieved a significant milestone by tracking down a group of ethereal crabs. This unveiled the mystery of a hydrothermal goldmine comparable to the tales of following the yellow brick road or chasing the...

1.7 Billion T-Rexes Roamed the Earth Before Going Extinct

Scientists have revised their calculations of the total number of Tyrannosaurus Rexes (T-Rexes) that ever lived on Earth. New research indicates that a whopping 1.7 billion T-Rexes roamed our planet throughout its history. Back in April 2021, a study published...

Giant 1.5-Foot-Long Rat Photographed for the First Time

Researchers in the Solomon Islands have successfully captured the first images of the Vangunu giant rat. This mysterious rodent, which can reach lengths of up to 1.5 feet, was previously known from just one specimen that tumbled from a...

Blue Whales Return to Safe Tropical Haven

In a remarkable comeback, the majestic blue whales, Earth's biggest creatures, have returned to a stretch of the Indian Ocean where they had vanished due to whaling many years ago. In 2020 and 2021, scientists and filmmakers in the Seychelles...

Bats With Giant Genitals Engage in Mating for Up to 12 Hours

Researchers have found that serotine bats, possessing notably large genitals, engage in a unique form of mating distinct from other mammals. While most mammals mate through penetration, these bats employ a different approach. Instead of inserting their genitalia directly, male...

Dinosaurs Still Exist on Other Planets, Scientists Say

Scientists believe dinosaurs, which have been extinct on Earth for over 65 million years, might actually be living on other planets, according to research in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. This study maintains it is not only...

“World’s Most Dangerous Bird” Emerges From Ocean in Australia

A surprising sight caught the attention of people at Bingil Bay on Australia's eastern coast this Halloween. In the water, there was a mysterious, dark shape, causing a stir. Initially, people believed it might be a shark's fin or even...

Elephants Give Each Other Names, New Study Claims

In a recent report, scientists revealed African savannah elephants have a unique way of getting each other's attention. Specifically, they have elephant names in the form of rumbling sounds, and other elephants understand these. What is even more interesting is...

Lion Captured After Roaming Free Near Rome, Italy

A lion that escaped from a circus in Ladispoli, Italy, about 25 miles (41km)  from Rome, had been roaming the small town for hours before being captured. The event unfolded on Saturday, November 11, causing a stir among local...

Birth of Chimeric Monkey Created With Stem Cells

In a groundbreaking development, Chinese scientists have announced the birth of a chimeric monkey, marking a huge leap in the world of medicine and genetics. This special monkey is made by combining cells from two different baby monkey groups before...