‘Denim-diaper’-wearing kangaroo goes rogue after dramatic escape from Wisconsin petting zoo
A runaway kangaroo in Wisconsin and a missing capybara in the UK spark searches, but where are they hiding and how long can they stay unseen?
Hidden for 70 million years, hundreds of dinosaur eggs unearthed in one ancient nesting ground
More than 100 dinosaur eggs discovered in Mèze reveal a hidden nesting ground, but why did multiple species return here, and what secrets remain buried beneath the surface?
Not Again! House-sized Asteroid 2026 FA3 buzzes Earth—What are scientists saying?
A 53-foot asteroid will pass Earth on March 27, followed by two more flybys a day later. NASA confirms all are safe, but why are asteroids suddenly so frequent?
World’s expensive honey costs €10,000 per kg — What makes this honey from Turkey scientifically unique?
Harvested from a hidden Turkish cave, this rare Centauri Honey costs €10,000 per kilogram. This variety of honey is dark, slightly bitter and packed with magnesium and potassium. It is harvested at around 2,500 meters above sea level.
A 30-year underwater friendship: This Japanese diver reunites with fish he once saved
For 30 years, Hiroyuki Arakawa has met the same wild fish underwater, but can a fish truly recognise a human, or is there another hidden explanation?
Purple ‘Alien’ on ISS? NASA debunks the mystery that no one expected
A strange purple object aboard the ISS sparked alien fears online, but NASA revealed it was a potato experiment. It shows how microgravity can turn ordinary plants into bizarre shapes.
Thousands of crows darken skies over Tel Aviv — Is this a bad omen or science at work?
Thousands of crows darkened Tel Aviv’s sky, sparking fear and omen theories online. Scientists reveal the viral spectacle is a natural migration phenomenon not a supernatural warning.
This hunting Lynx’s dramatic mid-hunt moment wins top prize at Wildlife Photographer of the Year
A rare Iberian lynx mid-hunt wins top photography award, but what made this dramatic moment so unusual that it captivated thousands of voters worldwide?
Man’s Best Friend: Why this 15,000-year-old dog fossil from England got scientists "puzzled"?
A 15,000-year-old jawbone from England reveals dogs lived with humans far earlier than believed, reshaping the history of domestication. It indicates that the early dogs probably assisted humans in hunting and securing camps in Ice Age era.
India's Bharatiya Antariksh Station will let astronauts live in orbit —This is what ISRO made!
ISRO is building India’s first space station, BAS, a home-grown orbital lab. Union Cabinet approved development and launch of first module of Bharatiya Antariksh Station (BAS-01) by 2028.
NASA confirms, a 54-foot-wide asteroid set to pass Earth today—Here's what you need to know!
A house-sized asteroid will pass Earth on March 26 at a safe distance. Scientists explain its path, speed and how NASA is tracking this near-Earth object.
81% of migratory fishes have vanished since 1970—A global food crisis may be unfolding
A new global report reveals an 81% decline in migratory freshwater fish since 1970, raising serious concerns about food security, river ecosystems and biodiversity loss. Experts observed nearly 93% of rivers worldwide are now fragmented.
7 dogs gone missing—What this tiny "Corgi" did next made it an internet sensation! Watch Here
Seven dogs that were allegedly stolen in China escaped and walked 17 kilometres back home together. A tiny corgi leading the group has now gone viral. All the 7 dogs survived and safely returned to their owners.
Mars is changing and a hidden volcano could be driving it—Here's what scientists found
Mars is spinning slightly faster each year, and scientists believe solar system's largest vocano Olympus Mons is speeding it up. Scientists believe that hot magma could still be slowly rising beneath this region.
10 Kilometres antimatter truck drive shocks physicists—World’s first antimatter transport succeeded at CERN
CERN scientists have transported antimatter by truck for the first time. This breakthrough transformed physics research and help solve the mystery of the universe’s existence.
They’re Back! 10,000 hand-sized Fen raft spider made a huge comeback in the United Kingdom
After nearly disappearing, a hand-sized spider namely Fen raft spider is making a powerful comeback in the wild. 10,000 breeding females were recorded by scientists. This marks one of the most successful recoveries for a spider species.
“Not Good News,” scientists warn as rare 2,000 Steppe Eagles recorded flocking to Rajasthan!
Western Rajasthan is emerging as a key refuge for endangered Steppe Eagles. In a recent survey 2,000 eagles were recorded by Region’s Jorbeer Conservation Reserve and Desert National Park. Experts warn this growing presence may signal a deeper global crisis.
NASA spots hidden bubble in 2,000-year-old supernova—scientists say it’s “bouncing back”
A supernova witnessed nearly 2,000 years ago is back in focus as NASA’s powerful X-ray telescope uncovers a hidden cosmic “bubble” that changed how the explosion evolved.
A car-sized asteroid, 2026 FM3, will pass closer than the Moon today, NASA confirms
A car-sized asteroid, 2026 FM3, will pass closer than the Moon on March 25, 2026. Scientists confirm the flyby poses no threat to Earth. Tracking such an asteroid like 2026 FM3 is necessary for planetary defence system.
NASA to spend $20 billion on moon base, cancel orbiting lunar station
Jared Isaacman, who was sworn in at the agency in December, made the announcement at the opening of a day-long event at NASA's Washington headquarters
Rhino in the Arctic? A 23-million-year-old fossil at Haughton Crater stuns scientists—Turns out to be a new species!
Scientists have discovered a 23-million-year-old rhino species in the Arctic, revealing that these animals once lived far north and reshaping what scientists know about their evolution and migration.
He watched his country disappear from space: Meet astronaut Sergei Krikalev, who returned to a country that no longer existed
Sergei Krikalev went to space for months, but returned to a country that no longer existed, how did he survive nearly a year orbiting a collapsing world?
Slack off at work? This octopus would punch you—just like it does fish who gest lazy
Scientists have discovered that octopuses punch fish during cooperative hunts, possibly to punish freeloaders. The bizarre behavior reveals surprising intelligence and social control in the ocean.
NASA's Artemis II crew to wear "smart bands" on Moon mission—But is this a good idea?
NASA will send smartbands with Artemis II astronauts to track their physical and mental state. But whether this helps or complicates deep-space survival remains an open question.
‘This Is Really Intolerable’: Astronomers protest Elonk Musk's SpaceX million AI satellites and giant mirror project, here's why
Plans by SpaceX and Reflect Orbital could brighten the night sky forever, but how might millions of satellites change what we see above?
