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28/07/2020

Story of Mistaken Identity – The Pygmy S***m Whale

The pygmy s***m whale went unnoticed for years together, as people confused it for the dwarf s***m whale. Now, that’s the best example of ‘a case of mistaken identity’ in the animal kingdom. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that the pygmy s***m whale (Kogia breviceps) is the least known marine an...

28/07/2020

Ten Winning Photos From The Smithsonian’s ‘Nature’s Best Photography’ Contest.

The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History received over 20,000 entries from around the world to compete for the best wildlife and nature photo. Nature’s Best Photography Windland Smith Rice International Competition is open to all level of experience. The museum will be showcasing sixty h...

28/07/2020

Hidden Camera Footage Reveals The Funny Perp Behind An Odd Series Of Burglaries

Growing up, I had a half-feral tabby cat who we named Pumpkin, because he was roughly the color, shape, and size of a pumpkin. Not unlike the sassy kitten who scared off a giant bear, he liked to occupy himself by terrorizing the local coyote population. He was what you might call a “bruiser.” N...

27/07/2020

6 Endangered Animals We Should Let Go Extinct

We won the evolutionary race so hard that many people now refuse to believe we even ran. We’re not just the champion; we’re the referee and the sh*tty crowd throwing crap on the track to trip all the other contestants. Of course, some noble souls are working to save other species, but we have to...

27/07/2020

Climate Change Threatens Mammals

Climate change may occur too quickly for many animals, according to a new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Monday (May 14). Researchers at the University of Washington in Seattle estimate that climate change will outpace about 9 percent of mammal species in the....

27/07/2020

Colony Collapse from Pesticides?

A new study from Harvard University researchers is stirring the controversy over the cause of honeybee deaths across the United States and Europe by pointing once again to pesticides. The study, publishing in the June Bulletin of Insectology found that small levels of a widely used class of pesticid...

27/07/2020

Telomeres Linked to Lifespan

At least in zebra finches, telomere length really can predict lifespan—a long suspected link for which scientists have identified little evidence—according to a study published Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. It’s well-known that telomeres protect chromosome ends, preventing t...

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