Ghost Shark : The ocean is an endless hoard of mysteries. Researchers now with advanced technology can reach depths that were unreachable before and are mesmerized to see the host of creatures that lurk in the dark depths of the ocean. Researchers recently discovered a baby of the most elusive Read more
Orcas (Killer Whales) are known as the raptors of the ocean. Hunting birds, dolphins, seals, and sharks they are on top of the marine food chain. And now for the 1st time, marine researchers witnessed a pod of Orcas (Killer Whales) hunt down the largest creature on the planet – Read more
Arctic Hare : Satellite tracking to trace the behavior of animals is common to understand the animals better, and such tracking can sometimes surprise scientists in unimaginable ways. Scientists in the Arctic region of Canada had satellite-tagged some 25 wild Arctic hares that were captured near the northern region of Read more
The researchers unexpectedly discovered the largest group of nesting fish – Icefish, under the Antarctic ice while surveying the seafloor life on an ice-breaking research vessel. The finding came as a surprise to the scientists. Until this finding, the deep-sea biologists recorded only a few clusters of Icefish nests in Read more
South Korea’s Artificial Sun : We are witnessing freak weather events more often than ever before due to the long history of fossil fuel usage unconcerned about nature. And now realizing the threat, the world is racing to find alternate and clean energy sources. Automobile companies are shifting towards manufacturing Read more
James Webb Telescope : How far can one’s naked eyes see, one mile, two miles, or to simply put in the scientific point of view we can see stars that are glowing from millions of light-years away as tiny white dots in the night sky. Well, what if we can Read more
Thwaites Glacier : The scientists revealed one of the direct threats to the global sea-level rise, and its enormity sends a chill down the spine. Antarctica, this white desert is home to the world’s largest glaciers. The researchers studying these glaciers to track possible threats and changes happening due to Read more
Apocalyptic Tornadoes : Severe catastrophic weather events like blazing forest fires, sweltering heat waves, prolonged droughts, massive floods, and devastating hurricanes are only getting more and more intense. All because of human-propelled climate change. 100s of years of unchecked exploitation of natural resources with the least concerns for mother nature Read more
Albatross Break-up : Finding the right partner is one of the most crucial steps for the continuation of species in almost every heterosexual organism on the planet. Unlike humans, more than 90 percent of the Aves species stay faithful to their mate once they find the right partner. Among the Read more
New Dinosaur Species : At a dig site in the state of Parana in Southern Brazil, Paleontologists unearthed the fossil of a new dinosaur species. This specimen shows that all prehistoric lizards weren’t oversized. This new dinosaur species is named ‘Berthasaura leopoldinae’, the name’s made using two human names, One – Read more