There Might Be A Simple Explanation For Why Dogs Eat Grass
There’s nothing like taking your dog to a beautiful beach, hill or lake that is ready for any adventure that day, and they instantly decide to run to the first patch of grass and start…
Subject: Biology
Suspected Poacher Trampled To Death By Elephants In South African National Park
One has been trampled by elephants while fleeing Kruger National Park in South Africa. The man was fleeing from rangers who suspected him of being a hunter, but the elephants dropped the investigation process. On…
The Story Of How Europe Learned Where Migratory Birds Go Is Surprisingly Funny
For centuries, people in Europe did not really know where the birds went in the winter. It’s not their fault, they had a lot going on that prevented them from investigating the disappearance of other…
Our Ancestors Were Still In The Trees Three Million Years Ago
The shoulders of the most complete fossils of a human ancestor reveal that our ancestors lived a partial arboreal life even thirty million years ago, although their lower parts adapted to stand upright by then.…
Extraordinary Sight-Saving Surgery Performed On “Munch” The Penguin At Chester Zoo
Monch, a 4-year-old Humboldt penguin (Spenciskas humbolti) living at Chester Zoo in the United Kingdom, had his first cataract surgery on a penguin at The Zoo to save his sight, and luckily, it was all…
American Honey Contains Radioactive Isotope From Cold War Atomic Bomb Testing
The land was destroyed as the United States and the USSR tested the first few atomic bombs during the Cold War in isolated areas across the United States, the Pacific Ocean, and Russia. Over the…
Identity of Cannibalized 800,000-Year-Old Murder Victim Clarified Using Their Teeth
New evidence sheds light on the killing of a 800,000-year-old humanist. In the mountains of northern Spain, in an ancient cave, were the scattered skeletal remains of some extinct human ancestors, with clear signs of…
Less Than 3 Percent of Earth’s Land Remains Ecologically Intact, Study Suggests
At least 97 percent of the world’s land is physically intact and cannot disturbed by human presence. The gruesome figures come from a new study published this week in the journal Forests and Global Change…
Adorable Killer Ermines Found To Contain Three Distinct Species of Fluffy Weasels
Defining a species is a perfect science, and as the tools available to us become more sophisticated, we can occasionally find new to science species hidden in the animal populations we have been studying for…
World-First Footage Shows a Sperm Whale Calf Feeding From Its Mother
One of the main shared characteristics of mammals is the dependence of young adults on parental milk and they can go back to marine life, whales are no exception. It is old news that these…
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