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Remains Of 3,000-Year-Old Shark Attack Victim Found In Japan, Researchers Recreate Incident

Scientists have discovered the world's oldest shark attack victim on record. The victim, who died 3,000 years ago, was labeled Tsukumo No. 24.

'It's A Plague': Croatian Farmers Incensed By Wolf Attacks

A Croatian wolf culling quota was established in 2005, but ministers then reintroduced a complete ban in 2013 to protect dwindling numbers

'It's a plague': Croatian farmers incensed by wolf attacks

Turks Defend Nature Against Erdogan's Development Push

Chestnut honey is harvested from bees that forage in the threatened ecosystem that underpins the livelihoods of villagers

Turks defend nature against Erdogan's development push

Man Contracts Jamestown Canyon Virus; Here's What You Should Know About The Disease

This marks only the second case of Jamestown Canyon virus in New Jersey.

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The Pentagon has expressed opposition to the deployment of a new 5G cellular network

Pentagon's UFO Report To Be Released This Week, Will Hopefully Detail Alien Sightings

With the Pentagon's UFO report set to be released this week, many are curious as to what the agency may reveal.

The pandemic has affected cannabis product launches, but with the drug classified as an 'essential service' in Canada it has also leant it some legitimacy

Marijuana Use Linked To Increase In Suicidal Thoughts, Suicide Attempts: New Study

A study has linked marijuana use to higher rates of suicidal ideation, suicide plans and suicide attempts.

The report details the sobering consequences of humanity's greenhouse gas pollution

Crushing Climate Impacts To Hit Sooner Than Feared: Draft UN Report

Crushing climate impacts to hit sooner than feared: draft UN report

The dire findings in the draft report predict that up to 80 million more people could go hungry

Hunger, Drought, Disease: UN Climate Report Reveals Dire Health Threats

Hunger, drought, disease: UN climate report reveals dire health threats

National Hydration Day 2021: What Does Water Do For Your Body?

National Hydration Day celebrates the benefits of water to health. Here are a few of the many great things water does for the body.

Rising seas intensify floods, while the warmer water stirs up bigger storms

Coastal Cities Face Their Mortality On The Climate 'Frontline'

Coastal cities face their mortality on the climate 'frontline'

Climate change is putting many species and ecosystems under severe threat

UN Draft Climate Report: Impacts On Nature

UN draft climate report: Impacts on nature

New Celestial Visitor In Solar System: Massive Object To Make Closest Approach To Sun In 2031

It's said to be one of the largest known objects to visit from the outer solar system.

Poison Hemlock, Wild Parsnip: These Dangerous Plants Are Now Blooming

Both plants are members of the carrot family.

Climate change has already decreased major crop production by 4-10 percent globally within the last 30 years, the draft shows

UN Draft Climate Report: Impacts On People

UN draft climate report: Impacts on people

Unprecedented killer heatwaves could be on the near horizon, updated projections show

After Covid, Could The Next Big Killer Be Heatwaves?

After Covid, could the next big killer be heatwaves?

An indigenous man protests outside Brazil's Congress in Brasilia, on June 22, 2021

Indigenous Protesters Clash With Police In Brazil

Indigenous protesters clash with police in Brazil

The International Space Station photographed in 2018 from a Soyuz spacecraft

There Is Squid In Space? Why NASA Sent Them On A Research Mission

NASA sent baby Hawaiian squid to space to get an understanding of how their immune systems are affected by the spaceflight.

Starting in 2026, Audi plans to only launch new all-electric car models, while "gradually phasing out" production of internal combustion engines until 2033

Audi To Stop Making Fossil Fuel Cars By 2033: CEO

Audi to stop making fossil fuel cars by 2033: CEO

New York City Democratic mayoral candidate Eric Adams smiles during a event in Brooklyn on June 21, 2021, the eve of New York City's primary election day

New York City Votes In Primary For Post-pandemic Mayor

New York City votes in primary for post-pandemic mayor

The Great Barrier Reef was worth an estimated $4 billion a year in tourism revenue for the Australian economy before the coronavirus pandemic

Australia Hits Out At Threatened UN Downgrade Of Great Barrier Reef

Australia hits out at threatened UN downgrade of Great Barrier Reef

The pandemic has hurt sales of the Coca-Cola company, which is shaking up its product mix as part of an effort to revive growth

How Much Sugar Is In A Can Of Coke? Much More Than You Need

A single can of Coke contains 39 grams of sugar. According to experts, high amounts of sugar intake could lead to adverse effects on a person's body.

A boat travels on the Jurura river in Carauari, in the heart of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest, in March 2020 -- the entire region is facing many challenges.

World Rainforest Day 2021: 13 Important Facts You Should Know

There are some simple ways people can help preserve rainforests.

National Kissing Day 2021: 9 Diseases You Can Get From Smooching

Among the diseases and infections people can acquire through kissing are herpes, syphilis and gum disease, among many others.

The elephant poked its head into a Thai kitchen, using its trunk to find food

Elephant In The Room: Thai Family Gets Repeat Mammoth Visitor

Elephant in the room: Thai family gets repeat mammoth visitor

Some spiders release webs to create a makeshift parachute

Ballooning Spiders Leave Australian Region Covered In Webs

Ballooning spiders leave Australian region covered in webs

Following a crackdown on its executives and assets, Hong Kong's pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily could soon print its final edition

Crackdown Brings Resignations At Embattled Hong Kong Pro-democracy Paper

Crackdown brings resignations at embattled Hong Kong pro-democracy paper

Straw-Like Tool Fares Better At Stopping Hiccups Than Home Remedies: Study

"HiccAway" can reportedly get rid of hiccups instantly.

Zhi is no ordinary animal rescuer: he is a Buddhist monk who gives stray dogs a new life either at his ancient monastery or at a shelter he runs in Shanghai

Chinese Monk Who Saved 8,000 Strays Is Dog's Best Friend

Chinese monk who saved 8,000 strays is dog's best friend

Birthdays Fueled COVID-19 Spread During Pandemic Peak: Study

The findings of this study can help inform authorities and the public on the risks informal gatherings pose if another surge in cases happens in the future.

A German conservative alliance has gained momentum in recent weeks and is now polling on around 28 percent

German Conservatives Unveil Post-Merkel Plan

German conservatives unveil post-Merkel plan

China is increasingly cracking down on bitcoin and cryptocurrency, fearing the proliferation of illicit investments and fundraising

Why China Is Getting Tough On Crypto

Why China is getting tough on crypto

Probiotics Against COVID-19? Researchers Investigate Gut Bacteria Defense

They found that Bifidobacteria had activity against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.

German Conservatives To Unveil Post-Merkel Plan

German conservatives to unveil post-Merkel plan

Full Strawberry Moon: Don't Miss The Last Supermoon Of 2021

The moon won't have a pinkish hue, but it will still provide a spectacular view.

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