Prehistoric Farmers Were Bugged By Insects And Mice, Says Study
Stone Age farmers in southern France were fighting mice and insects feasting on their supplies 4,000 years ago, a new
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Ruined Oyster Reefs Can Be Restored Say Experts
Oyster reefs almost wiped out by centuries of neglect can be restored in just six years, say marine experts at
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Paranormal Spook Hunters Are Ruining Our Village
This crumbling Turkish village has become a hotspot for ghost hunters and paranormal influencers after most of the population fled
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First Male Jaguar Released In Argie Province Where It Has Been Extinct For 70 Years
This male jaguar has been released in an Argentine province where it has been extinct for 70 years as part
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Iran Sparks Widespread Mockery After Proposing To Ban Pets Because Animals Living With Humans Is A Destructive Social Problem
Iran has sparked widespread mockery and outrage after lawmakers proposed to ban pets because animals living with humans is apparently
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Adorable Endangered Gibbon Celebrates Fifth Birthday At Swiss Zoo And Is Set For Trip To England
These images show Qiwen, an adorable endangered gibbon at a Swiss zoo who may soon be making her way to
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Fines Of Up To EUR 600,000 For Breaking COVID Passport Rules In Spains Balearic Islands
Breaking the rules when it comes to the COVID passport in Spain’s Balearic Islands could land offenders with a whopping
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Two Female Giraffes Join Gang At Vienna Zoo During Fourth COVID Closure
Two female giraffes have joined the gang at the world’s oldest zoo in Vienna during its fourth COVID-19 closure. The
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Moth Species Found To Have Survived Trapped On Alpine Mountainside Since Last Ice Age
This beautiful speckled white moth is of a previously unknown population that has survived isolated hundreds of miles from any
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Isolated Jaguar Population In Brazilian Wetlands Defies Deer Eating Loner Stereotype By Eating Fish And Living Together
Researchers have found a unique group of jaguars deep in the Brazilian wetlands that primarily survive by fishing and lead
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