Have you heard the buzz about the strange, jelly-like balls found in an Oklahoma lake? People are calling them “alien egg pods” due to their peculiar appearance. But before you start panicking about an extraterrestrial invasion, let me assure you – there’s no reason to worry! These mysterious organisms are actually a type of creature…
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Over the weekend, Justin Arnold from Seminole Heights, Florida posted a picture of a two-headed alligator he claims to have seen while walking his dog. Though the picture has been shared thousands of times, some have expressed concern that the picture isn’t exactly what it claims to be. Axial bifurcation is caused when monozygotic twins…
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Noreen, the black-footed ferret clone. PHOTO: KIKA TUFF/REVIVE & RESTORE Over three years after a black-footed ferret became the first-ever endangered U.S. species to be cloned, two new black-footed ferret clones have been born. On April 17, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced the births of Noreen and Antonia, two ferrets from the National…
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Deep within the animal realm, among the verdant forests and huge savannas, lives a unique species that goes by the name of elephant. Scientists and environmentalists have long been fascinated by these gentle giants. After years of intensive study and close observation, we now know that elephants have a profound emotional range and a grieving…
BLUE WHALES RETURN TO CALIFORNIA AT LEVELS NOT SEEN SINCE BEFORE THE WHALING INDUSTRY Don’t call it a comeback, blue whales have been here for years, rocking their peers and putting sailors in fear. The largest animals on Earth are returning to the coastal Californian waters in larger and larger numbers, with sightings on whale-watching…
UNDERWATER ROBOT DISCOVERS MORE THAN 100 NEW SPECIES IN CHILE In an era of widely accessible information and technological advances, it is easy to think scientists know everything there is to know about Earth. In reality though, the ocean is still a vast mystery. UNESCO estimates as little as 5% of it has been explored….
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BLACK JAGUAR SWIMMING CAUGHT ON FILM IN RARE STUNNING MOMENT With only 600 individuals left in the wild, it’s extremely rare to catch sight of a black jaguar. To see one paddling through the Amazon River is an even rarer sight. Jaguars are strong swimmers and climbers and require large areas of tropical rain forest…
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GRIZZLY BEAR BELLY FLOPS RIGHT INTO POOL THEN TURNS AROUND AND GIVES CAMERA HUGE SMILE During the hot summer days, there is nothing more refreshing than some pool time. And here’s one guy who is clearly very excited about summer and pool time. This grizzly bear named Bruiser lives in Single Vision, a nature conservation…
CONSERVATION WORKERS USE SPECIAL SUITS TO TAKE CARE OF BABY ZEBRAS The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (with 40 years of pioneering experience in Kenya and Africa) is a place that recently rescued a baby zebra that they named Diria. They explained that unfortunately, she lost her mother after lions attacked her. Through their official Facebook account…
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It’s increasingly difficult to envision travel without GPS in today’s world, where technology seems to dominate every aspect of our lives. The integration of our brains with the internet further emphasizes this reliance on technology. However, before the advent of maps or GPS, navigating through unfamiliar terrain, particularly dense forests, relied on deciphering nature’s subtle…
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