A new dinosaur called "mud dragon" was unearthed in China when construction workers were bombing bedrock to pave the way for a new school. The fossilized remains are still in pristine conditions and were almost destroyed by this dynamite explosions.
Scientists have finally figured out why seabirds like to eat plastic from floating marine debris. Plastic pollution can apparently emit a special scent that the birds detect think is food.
A deadly and gigantic snake was sliced open by locals in Nigeria, as farmers thought that it had been feasting on their livestock. But what they found surprised them all, as the snake, which was apparently pregnant, had about a hundred slimy eggs inside its body.
A popular facial cleanser "Cleanse & Polish Hot Cloth Cleanse" of Liz Earl tested positive for dangerous levels of bacteria.
The hackers who temporarily knocked out a part of the internet in the US and Europe last month attempted four Mirai botnet Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks to cripple the campaign websites of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
Scientists say that the rate of carbon dioxide production in the atmosphere is slowing down thanks to plants, despite increasing man-made greenhouse gas emissions, according to a new study.
In a bizarre underwater discovery, a diver looking for sea cucumbers in coastal Western Canada found a possible nuclear bomb.
Over 9.3 million Indians engaging with the US presidential election on Facebook across the country generated over 40 million likes, posts, comments, and shares.
Seven newly reviewed substances were included in the 14th Report on Carcinogens released by the US Department of Health and Human Services this month. The latest list includes a total of 248 cancer-causing organisms and substances.
Travelers have been advised to practice proper hygiene during travels after authorities warned about the presence of superbugs in airport toilets.
