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Major quake off Alaska triggers small tsunami waves

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The major quake was followed by at least five aftershocks of 5.0-magnitude or higher.

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Scientists discover human blood compound that attracts mosquitoes

The breakthrough research could be the key factor in paving the way for viable drugs to mask the alluring flavour of...

By Nina Siena

What could be causing the increase of shark attacks in Australia?

In 2015, Australia had a recorded spike of 32 shark attacks within the year, two of which were fatal.

By Nina Siena

Ethiopia beefs up measures to fight new locust invasion

A swarm can consist of up to 80 million locusts and have the potential to destroy crops that can sufficiently feed...

By Nina Siena

German Alfred Wegener Institute's Polarstern ship

Biggest North Pole mission returns from 'dying Arctic'

Scientists have gathered vital information on the effects of global warming in the region.

By Yannick Pasquet

Murder hornets kill 70-year-old Portuguese man

Murder hornets, also known as Asian Giant hornets are invasive species that can grow up to a length of 2 inches

By Nina Siena

France to enforce gradual ban on use of wild animals in circuses, marine parks

French Ecology Minister Barbara Pompili also said the country will no longer build any new aquariums in the future

By Nina Siena

RESCUERS ATTEMPT TO COOL BEACHED WHALES AND COAX THEM BACK TO SEA OFF CAPE COD.

Mass stranding in Tasmania sandbar records 90 dead pilot whales

Australian authorities race against time to save what is left of 270 stranded pilot whales that are stuck in relatively...

By Nina Siena

Killer whales launch unusual attack on boats leaving sailors injured

Scientists baffled by the string of unusual activity exhibited by the mammals near Portugal and Spain.

By Agrima Tikader

Gold Coast records 46-year-old surfer as first shark attack fatality in over 60 years

A witness recounted the attack saying the surfer was bitten across the upper leg with much of it chomped off.

By Nina Siena

Mass of alien-like sea creatures washed up on North Wales beach could be worth £50,000

Gooseneck Barnacles are quite the delicacy in countries such as Portugal and Spain known to locals as percebes

By Nina Siena

A wild dog, also known as a dingo, is seen caught in a trap in the Namadgi National Park, located south of Canberra, in this handout photo taken December 2004. Dingoes are part dog, part wolf, a last remnant of Asia's ancestor to modern dogs. PHOTO: REUTE

Rare wild singing dog from Indonesia re-emerges from extinction

The singing canines sound like humpback whales and possess flexible joints that enable them to jump and leap like cats.

By Nina Siena

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Major quake off Alaska triggers small tsunami waves

Scientists discover human blood compound that attracts mosquitoes

What could be causing the increase of shark attacks in Australia?

Ethiopia beefs up measures to fight new locust invasion

Biggest North Pole mission returns from 'dying Arctic'

Murder hornets kill 70-year-old Portuguese man

France to enforce gradual ban on use of wild animals in circuses, marine parks

Mass stranding in Tasmania sandbar records 90 dead pilot whales

Killer whales launch unusual attack on boats leaving sailors injured

Gold Coast records 46-year-old surfer as first shark attack fatality in over 60 years

Mass of alien-like sea creatures washed up on North Wales beach could be worth £50,000

Rare wild singing dog from Indonesia re-emerges from extinction

US Coast Guard fires shots at 8-foot shark approaching swimming crew members

Conservationist mauled to death by two 400lb lionesses as wife watches in horror

Giant reptile found intact inside belly of ichthyosaur fossil found in China

14ft 'demon croc' captured and beheaded by local villagers in Indonesia

Inseparable lion couple euthanised together in LA Zoo due to age-related illnesses

Endangered shark dies after unsuccessful rescue attempts

Clean energy breakthrough as researchers create artificial photosynthesis device

Washington Zoo welcomes 'precious' new baby panda

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Here is exactly why Trump's supporters like him

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