A captivating photo captured by photographer Christian Ziegler has made waves as one of the "most commended" entries in the Natural History Museum's 2022 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. Featuring a wild bonobo seemingly cuddling a mongoose, the image evokes a sense of tenderness. However, the truth behind this apparent affection may be darker than meets the … [Read more...] about Viral Photo of Ape Cuddling Mongoose May Be More Sinister Than it Looks
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Fire Hydrant Drinking Fountains Are a Simple But Cool Way To Make Cities More Liveable
Turning fire hydrants into drinking fountains (while keeping their original function) makes cities better places to live – especially in summertime. We love this idea. An easy and humane (especially in summertime) way to make use of all those lonesome fire hydrants in cities that are only used once in a long while. They are turned into drinking fountains that are of direct … [Read more...] about Fire Hydrant Drinking Fountains Are a Simple But Cool Way To Make Cities More Liveable
Flying Squid: More Than Just Gliders
Flying squid are a fascinating group of marine creatures that can propel themselves out of the water and glide through the air. While the exact mechanisms of their flight are still not fully understood, scientists believe that they use a combination of their fins, tentacles, and jet propulsion to achieve liftoff and stay airborne. One of the most remarkable things about … [Read more...] about Flying Squid: More Than Just Gliders
Giant Oceanic Manta Rays Can Reach A Wingspan Of 30 Feet And Weigh More Than 6,000 Pounds
In the realm of marine giants, few creatures can match the awe-inspiring presence of the Giant Oceanic Manta Ray. These majestic beings, characterized by their massive forward-facing mouths, striking triangular pectoral fins, and distinctive horn-shaped cephalic fins, are a testament to the astonishing diversity of life in our oceans. What's even more remarkable is that these … [Read more...] about Giant Oceanic Manta Rays Can Reach A Wingspan Of 30 Feet And Weigh More Than 6,000 Pounds
More Evidence Shows Vikings Were In America Long Before Columbus
The age-old narrative of Christopher Columbus as the discoverer of the New World in 1492 CE is gradually giving way to a more complex and intriguing story of earlier exploration. Recent microscopic analysis of ancient wood provides further compelling evidence that Norse communities in Greenland were making contact with the eastern coast of North America long before Columbus set … [Read more...] about More Evidence Shows Vikings Were In America Long Before Columbus