Fox Newsflipped into Top StoriesScience Wisconsin bald eagle had so much lead in system it couldn't hold its head up, rescuers sayFox News - Morgan PhillipsA bald eagle found in Wisconsin succumbed to lead toxicity levels four times that at which it could function, dying Monday after wildlife experts had tried to nurse her back to health. The Northwoods Center
The MadBeautiful!flipped into This Is Life.Animals Restaurant Won't Allow Emotional Support Animals Because They're Not Trained for Serviceupworthy.com It is no secret that people have started to take advantage of the idea of "emotional support animals" to get their pets access to places where they …
ScrollArunachal Pradesh In Arunachal Pradesh, a researcher captured on camera a frog changing colours within minutesscroll.in - Neha Jain Reptiles such as chameleons are famed for changing their colour and amphibians such as frogs often escape the radar. Researchers at a tiger reserve in …
B Robertsflipped into My StuffScience 300-million-year-old ‘Tully Monster’ may not be the creature scientists thought it wassciencemag.org - Sid Perkins The mysterious “Tully Monster,” a 15-centimeter-long, stalk-eyed creature (artist’s concept above) that swarmed the seas of what is now Illinois more …
TheWirralWhiteflipped into FELINE FINE!Animals Curiosity Killed the Bobcateugeneweekly.com - EW Staff Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is having trouble explaining to dubious animal advocates why it beat a bobcat kitten to death after it …
John Doeflipped into All That Is InterestingE.coli More E.coli infections caused by bad toilet hygiene than undercooked meatsciencefocus.com - Sara Rigby E.coli is often transmitted directly from human to human, with faeces being the main source. The E.coli bacteria is more likely to be spread through …
news.com.auflipped into WORLD NEWSSwimming Woman’s hands bitten off by sharknews.com.au - Staff writer A French woman has reportedly lost both her hands and a breast in a “rare” shark attack in the Pacific Islands of Polynesia. The 35-year-old woman …
Popular Scienceflipped into AnimalsWhales What’s big, lives underwater, and fights climate change with its body and booty? Whale give you one guess.Popular Science - Sara Kiley WatsonScientists’ have known about the mammals’ carbon-storing powers for years. Now international authorities are getting on message. When Ralph Chami was 14, he wanted to be an oceanographer. Instead, he a
dan hflipped into Dog HealthDogs The 10 Commandments of Dog Trainingdogingtonpost.com - Brandy Arnold When it comes to training dogs, these 10 rules that every pet parent should follow will ensure your dogs will be safe, happy, healthy, and …
Daily Mailflipped into Top StoriesSnakes Boy airlifted to Queensland hospital after being bitten on the foot by a brown snakedailymail.co.uk - By Charlie Coë For Daily Mail Australia A toddler has been bitten on the foot by a venomous brown snake while playing in his garden. The boy, two, was airlifted to hospital on Wednesday …
Reader's Digestflipped into CultureJellyfish 13 Weirdly Fascinating Facts About Jellyfishrd.com - Johanna Read Think you know all there is to know about jellyfish? Think again. These simple invertebrates are a lot more complex than you might realize. Jellyfish …
Associated Pressflipped into PoliticsU.S. Politics Lots of good terns: Bird ready to fly off endangered listAssociated Press - By SETH BORENSTEIN, AP Science WriterWASHINGTON (AP) — After 34 years on the endangered species list, a tiny Midwestern bird is ready to fly free of federal protection. Once diminished by hunting for feathers for hats and hurt by the damming
Manchester Evening NewsNatural History London's Natural History Museum faces 'sexist' claim for lack of female animal exhibitsmanchestereveningnews.co.uk - Helen Carter Leaving out female animals from exhibits could be bad for science, according to the study which looked at two million exhibits It is one of the most …
yt2flipped into PsychologyAnimals Can Animals Imagine Things That Have Never Happened?psychologytoday.com - Thomas Hills Ph.D. The possibility that animals might have imaginations strikes some as anthropomorphic—we are projecting our own qualities into the minds of animals. …
Falconflipped into EclecticaScience The Scoop on Slime — Hyenas Squeeze It from Their Butts and Parrotfish Sleep in Snot BalloonsLive Science - Mindy Weisberger Goopy, sticky slime, whether it intrigues or disgusts you (or both), has more practical uses than you may expect. In fact, many animals and even …
Yahoo Australiaflipped into Yahoo News AustraliaSnakes Quick-thinking mother saves toddler from deadly snakeyahoo.com - Yahoo News Australia A quick-thinking mother is being praised for saving her young son’s life after he was bitten by a deadly brown snake. The boy, who has not been named, …
Mark Rollinsflipped into BIO 160Biology Poor water conditions drive invasive snakeheads onto landphys.org - Alicia Roberts The largest fish to walk on land, the voracious northern snakehead, will flee water that is too acidic, salty or high in carbon dioxide—important …
MEL Magazineflipped into MEL MagazineDogs Does My Dog Understand When I Apologize?melmagazine.com - Ian Lecklitner I asked three animal behaviorists to confirm that my dog still loves me (even though I yelled at him to stop barking)Parenting a pet, no matter what …
SFGateflipped into Top Stories from SFGATEBiological Species Endangered sea turtle found on Northern California beach hundreds of miles from homeSFGate - Amanda BartlettDonatello, a rescued olive ridley sea turtle, swims around at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito. She was reportedly in critical condition after being discovered on a Humboldt County beach hundreds
TPFflipped into Our Beloved Pets 🐾Guinea Pigs Donations pour into Edgewater shelter after 246 animals discovered in homewesh.com - Claire Metz Items are coming in by the truckload to the Edgewater Animal Shelter after 246 animals were found in dire conditions at a home. More than 200 animals …
Zinc How to Mix Zinc Sulfate Powder to Kill Moss | Hunkerhunker.com - By Ruth de Jauregui Removing unsightly moss from your roof is an important part of home maintenance. Moss is more than just ugly — it can dam and divert water runoff, …
Associated Pressflipped into International NewsBusiness European lawmakers vote to strengthen bee protectionAssociated Press - By SAMUEL PETREQUIN, Associated PressBRUSSELS (AP) — The European Parliament on Wednesday blocked a diluted proposal by the 28-nation bloc's executive arm on protecting bees from pesticides, arguing it didn't go far enough. European lawmakers
midday indiaflipped into NewsBiodiversity Six new gecko species found in Western Ghatsmid-day.com - Ranjeet Jadhav The Western Ghats are home to a remarkable diversity in floral and faunal groups that exhibit a high degree of endemism in this biodiversity …
Snakes Underwater grandmothers reveal big population of lethal sea snakesphys.org - Macquarie University A group of snorkelling grandmothers is helping scientists better understand marine ecology by photographing venomous sea snakes in waters off the …
AudioburstSahara Desert Listen: Galloping Ant Beats Saharan HeatAudioburst - 60-Second Science "This is scientific American sixty seconds science I'm Suzanne barred the Sahara desert where date time temperatures can reach a hundred forty …
The Telegraphflipped into ScienceScience Rubber bands litter remote Cornish island as seabirds mistake ties for wormsThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonSeabirds are mistaking elastic bands for worms, and carrying them back to a remote Cornish island, experts believe. National Trust rangers on Mullion Island, off the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall, were
Reutersflipped into ScienceScience Two thumbs up - or is it four? Odd lemur has evolved extra 'finger'Reuters - By Will DunhamWASHINGTON (Reuters) - For a strange little lemur native to Madagascar that boasts one of the most unusual hands in the animal kingdom, a "high five" is more like a "trick six." Scientists have discovered
Geekflipped into GeekGeek Researchers Uncover Aye-Aye’s Hidden Sixth DigitGeek - By Stephanie Mlot Researchers from North Carolina State University have discovered an extra finger on the outlandish-looking aye-aye. Small “pseudothumbs,” complete …
TPFflipped into 🔬 🧬 🕵️♂️ 🧪 SCIENCE: DISCOVERIES, INNOVATIONS, RESEARCH & BREAKTHROUGHS, UNIQUE IDEAS & MORE! DIG IN! IT’S BRAIN FOOD — SO... FEED YOUR MIND! 🧠Mammals How the earliest mammals thrived alongside dinosaursnature.com - John Pickrell An explosion of fossil finds reveals that ancient mammals evolved a wide variety of adaptations allowing them to exploit the skies, rivers and …
BBC Newsflipped into Science and EnvironmentScience Climate: 100% organic farming would boost emissionsbbc.co.uk - Matt McGrath A new study suggests that a switch to 100% organic food production in England and Wales would see an overall increase in greenhouse gas emissions.
