Nature’s Giants: Meet these 7 World’s largest flowers
Discover the world’s largest flowers, from giant Rafflesias to Titan arums, showcasing nature’s incredible scale and beauty.
This bird is nature’s graceful shoreline dancer: Avocet
Discover the graceful shoreline dancer of mudflats and wetlands, Avocet is one of a unique bird with its own survival techniques in serene habitats.
Top 8 most beautiful and exotic green fish in the World
Dive into the vibrant world of exotic green fish, where shimmering scales, intricate patterns, and playful behaviours reveal nature’s stunning creativity beneath the water’s surface.
112-million-year-old insect found trapped in Ecuadorian amber reveals Gondwana’s past
Amber, a fossilised form of tree resin, can date back as far as 320 million years. Scientists have observed a sharp increase in amber presence between 120 million and 70 million years ago.
NASA confirms near-Earth flyby of '2025 TF' passing just 266 miles above planet's surface
NASA confirms 2025 TF passed just 266 miles above Earth on 1st October, highlighting the challenges of tracking small near-Earth objects.
Live mouse retinal imaging could advance vision disease- Here is what research says
Researchers develop live retinal imaging in mice, tracking brain cell responses to disease and treatment and advancing vision research. The study offers insights into disease progression and potential vision therapies.
ESA Mars Orbiters capture rare glimpse of interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS – See images here
The ExoMars orbiter’s Colour and Stereo Surface Imaging System captured faint images of the comet’s coma, the glowing cloud of gas and dust surrounding its icy nucleus.
Critically endangered Arabian caracal reappears in UAE’s Wadi Wurayah after decades of silence
Experts estimate that only around 250 Arabian caracals survive in the UAE today. The species was first spotted in Jebel Hafeet in 2019 after disappearing for nearly 35 years.
Study shows Deadwood Fungi support Wild Orchid's growth and carbon flow
New research from Kobe University reveals that fungi decomposing deadwood provide essential carbon for wild orchids, helping their tiny seeds germinate and thrive.
This Tasmania’s iconic Marsupial is staging a heartwarming comeback in wildlife
Scientists are working to conserve the Tasmanian devil, once devastated by disease, and it is now making a comeback through breeding programmes and disease research.
Meet Ghost the Octopus: The legendary pacific giant captivating thousands as she embraces her final days
Ghost arrived at the Aquarium of the Pacific in May 2024 after being collected from the wild in British Columbia. She weighed just three pounds at the time but now tips the scales at over 30 pounds.
Meet Geographic Cone: The deadliest snail in the world that can kill a human in hours
Discover the Geographer Cone Snail who is a tiny predator capable of paralyzing and killing humans instantly and the medical potential of its deadly compounds.
World Octopus Day 2025: Date, history, significance and why it matters
Octopuses, known for their intelligence, adaptability and curiosity, are more than marine marvels. They are vital players in the ocean’s balance, helping ecosystems thrive while inspiring scientists with their problem-solving skills and unique behaviours.
8 Most Magical Places in India to See Fireflies Glow
From forests to beaches, these India’s firefly hotspots offer unforgettable nights, reminding of nature’s subtle and glowing wonders.
Unveiling the science behind how "Octomums" use deep-sea thermal pools for egg brooding
Mother octopuses use deep-sea thermal pools near hydrothermal vents to accelerate egg development, revealing extraordinary evolutionary adaptations in deep-sea parenting.
Researchers uncover spinal enlargements in zebrafish, offering clues to vertebrate evolution
Scientists discover subtle spinal enlargements in zebrafish, reshaping understanding of vertebrate nervous system evolution and fin-to-limb development.
Humphead Wrasse: Meet this ocean’s royal resident
Meet the Humphead Wrasse, a magnificent reef giant known for its fascinating skills and royal beauty. This remarkable species plays a vital role in preserving marine balance and showcases the breathtaking majesty of underwater life.
Birds use a 'universal' call worldwide to warn of danger
Brood parasites lay eggs in other species’ nests, forcing the host to raise their offspring. The cost to host species is high, making this a prime system to study evolution in natural settings.
Scientists unlock the secrets of Black Hole relativistic jets
Scientists from Goethe University, Frankfurt used advanced simulations to reveal how rotating black holes produce relativistic jets, highlighting magnetic reconnection and plasma behaviour in cosmic environments.
Brazilian Jaguar stuns researchers with longest recorded swim ever
In a remarkable display of strength and adaptability, a jaguar has stunned researchers by swimming to an island in a flooded reservoir in northern Brazil.
A 9.8-foot asteroid, 2025 TF, zoomed past Earth closer than satellites over Antarctica
The space rock, now named 2025 TF, was spotted after the event using observations from the Catalina Sky Survey, a NASA-funded project that monitors near-Earth objects.
Harvest Moon, October 2025: 12 stunning images of year’s first supermoon from around the globe
From glowing skies to golden reflections on city skylines, witness 10 breathtaking images of the Harvest Moon, the year’s first supermoon, lighting up October 2025 worldwide.
NASA's Perseverance rover provides unprecedented view of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS
The Perseverance rover on Mars imaged 3I/ATLAS with its Right Navigation Camera (Navcam), this image assists both scientific observation and rover navigation across Martian terrain.
Gaia mission reveals spin pattern of asteroids and planetary defense- Here is what study says
European Space Agency’s Gaia mission deciphers asteroid rotation patterns, revealing structural secrets and implications for planetary defence missions.
