Strange creatures that look like 'giant dragonflies' attract thousands of viewers
Nicole Doctor was walking with his dog when he spotted a pitiful beetle 'writhing violently' on the brick floor.
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Nicole Doctor was walking with his dog when he spotted a pitiful beetle 'writhing violently' on the brick floor.
Scientists have found a surprising answer to the question of how koala drinks water. Through research, koala species drink water directly on the tree.
The beautiful beaches are the first choice for many travelers when summer is approaching.
Charles Wieand, an American man, hugged a python to dive into the water for 30 minutes.
Only by making homemade utensils from a magnifying glass, Anton van Leeuwenhoek discovered bacteria and became the first person to observe the nucleus that helps maintai…
Thyroid cancer can be successfully treated if detected early, so it is necessary to regularly check the neck at home for timely intervention.
Scientists have discovered two ancient reservoirs that once flowed deep below the surface of Mars.
Biologists published evidence that Humboldt squid can communicate visually in the dark sea thanks to its ability to glow.
Every year, when the Arctic or Antarctic seas fall in winter, the whales begin their 'round the world' journey. Scientists believe that they do so to avoid cold climates…
A clip in Japan shows that the new technology captures images of tiny droplets of water sprayed when people sneeze, smaller than 10 micrometers in size.
The Black Sea is one of the most famous seas in the world, but not many know the origin of its name.
A rare freshwater reserve has been discovered off the southern coast of New Zealand, which can help combat drought and mitigate the effects of climate change.
Sperm whales are considered an animal around the world, meaning their range extends to all or most of the world in suitable habitats.
Al Sogara villagers build houses in self-made caves on rugged mountains, living separately from the rest of the world.
As the oldest living vertebrate on Earth, Greenland sharks can live up to more than 400 years.