An asteroid recently made a dramatic appearance in the sky above a small town in eastern Siberia, providing an unexpected light show for the residents. The event, which took place on Tuesday evening, caught the attention of the people in Olyokminsk, a town of around 10,000 people located about 650
Deep in the cold waters of the North Atlantic, there’s a massive, slow-moving shark that holds an incredible secret—this creature can live for as long as 400 years! It’s called the Greenland shark, and scientists believe it might just be one of the longest-living animals on Earth. In fact, some
According to data from the National Interagency Fire Center, four decades of U.S. wildfires have destroyed millions of acres, as visualized below. The extended wildfire season in North America is caused by a complex interaction of variables, including rising summer temperatures, unpredictable precipitation patterns, shifting land use, and—ironically—fire suppression techniques.
The US Fish and Wildlife Service plans to send hunters to kill half a million barred owls to save its endangered cousin, the California spotted owl. The lives of at least 500,0000 invasive barred owls are in jeopardy because they are invading the range of the critically endangered California spotted
The catastrophic wildfires in Hawaii that may have taken the lives of many innocent people reportedly have a known cause. This finding challenges the climate change narrative often discussed by Democrats. According to Fox News, Maui officials have revealed that the fires resulted from fallen power lines and mistakes made
One of the cheetahs who was part of the first batch of cheetahs flown into Madhya Pradesh from Namibia last year, named Sasha, has died in Madhya Pradesh.
Techies Arpit Maheshwari and Sakshi Bhatia gave up their high-paying jobs in the US to buy a 1.5-acre plot in Madhya Pradesh and begin farming. The couple, who were inspired to make the move after they went backpacking through South America, said that earlier they felt disconnected from nature and
A survey that is part of a global study by the Mountain Invasion Research Network has revealed that road and rail expansion have carried alien invasive species high into the Himalayas in Kashmir.
