Critically Endangered Frogs Born at London Zoo
Tiny Afia Birago's puddle frogs, a species first identified in 2018, have been bred for the first time at ZSL London Zoo.
Science & Space News
SpaceX Rocket Exhaust Creates 'Space Jellyfish' Phenomenon Over North America
Spectacular luminous clouds, resembling marine life, were visible across multiple states after a Falcon 9 launch.
NASA Satellite Reveals 'Spider Crater' in Australian Desert
A Landsat 9 image captures a uniquely shaped impact structure, prompting geological inquiry.
World's Oldest Shipwreck, Dating Back 4,700 Years, Discovered Off Turkish Coast
Archaeologists identify a 4,700-year-old shipwreck near Turkey's Kekova Island, predating previously known oldest wrecks.
New Dinosaur Species Discovered from Overlooked Fossil
A long-clawed predator, Invictibellatrix amberina, has been identified from a fossil found on the Isle of Wight over a century ago.
Elephant Carrying Deceased Calf Wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Italian photographer Federico Veronesi captures a 'heart-wrecking and fascinating' scene in Namibia, earning him the top honor.
SpaceX Rocket Launch Creates Mesmerizing 'Jellyfish' Phenomenon in US Sky
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch produced a stunning visual display, resembling a 'jellyfish,' visible across parts of the United States.
Powerful Atlantic Earthquakes Spark Fears of US Seismic Chain Reaction
Two significant undersea quakes along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge trigger tsunami monitors and raise concerns among experts about a potential cascade of seismic activity.
Honey Bee Stinger Continues Pumping Venom After Detachment, Study Finds
New high-speed footage reveals the intricate mechanics of a bee's stinger, showing how it can continue to inject venom into the skin.