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16/08/2020

Now That’s Old! The South Florida Museum’s Parker Manatee Aquarium houses the oldest living captive manatee, Snooty, who was born on July 21, 1948, which makes him well over 60 years old! Also known as sea cows, manatees are sea mammals that are quite big in size, but gentle in nature. There are...

16/08/2020

Amphibians are special four-legged vertebrates, that dwell on both land and water. They are cold blooded and take on the temperature of the environment. Born with gills, these creatures develop lungs on maturity, and the most amazing part is that they can breathe through their thin skin. However, ov...

15/08/2020

In the midst of politicians sniping at each other, protesters criticizing the government, rappers getting arrested, and celebrities having babies, one profoundly significant event took place recently, that only a few people took notice of. Federal officials confirmed what biologists have long suspec...

12/08/2020

Sloth Released Into The Wild After Surviving A Vicious Dog Attack.

Travelling to Latin America provides an opportunity to see the various countries as more than just the caricature they are portrayed as on film and television. The vast landscapes, exotic fruits, and fascinating people leave a lasting impression on tourists who want to return time and time again. A....

12/08/2020

Interesting Facts about Manatees (Sea Cows)

Now That’s Old! The South Florida Museum’s Parker Manatee Aquarium houses the oldest living captive manatee, Snooty, who was born on July 21, 1948, which makes him well over 60 years old! Also known as sea cows, manatees are sea mammals that are quite big in size, but gentle in nature. There are...

11/08/2020

Where the Wild Things Were

Last fall, in the far west of Spain, a small crowd applauded as two dozen dark brown horses trotted gingerly out of a temporary holding pen in the Campanarios de Azaba Reserve—5 square kilometers (about 2 square miles) of rolling grassland sprinkled with mature oak trees. The new arrivals are not ...

11/08/2020

It’s Raining Mice

Guam has brown tree snake problems. Alien, secretive, and extremely hungry, the reptiles snuck onto Guam as unintentional cargo on docking ships decades ago, possibly as early as the 1940s. And now snakes bite sleeping babies, cripple electrical grids by slithering into conductors, and wreak ecologi...

11/08/2020

The orchid derives its name from the genus Orchis, and is the largest member of all flowering plants. Currently, the documented strength of its varieties stands at 880 genera, 28,000 species, and over 300,000 registered cultivators, not to mention the ones we have no knowledge about. These flowers a...

10/08/2020

People Are Sharing Their Examples Of ‘Neighbors From Hell’ On This Instagram Page (30 Pics)

Some of us are fortunate enough to have lovely neighbors who bake us homemade pies and invite us over for a barbeque. The rest of us are… well, far less lucky in whom we live next to.

10/08/2020

I Use Everyday Objects And Paper Cutouts To Create Funny Scenes From Movies (11 Pics)

I usually create forced perspective illusions with architecture and paper cut-outs when I'm traveling the world. When the lockdown happened, I looked around my home for objects I could use. I gave myself the theme of movies.

10/08/2020

“We Don’t Deserve Dogs”: Missing Autistic Toddler Found In The Care Of His Family’s Dogs

All sorts of worst-case scenarios [were] running through their heads.