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Blade-like teeth of legendary Megladon shark were ‘just for show’, argue scientists

Contrary to what Jason Statham experienced, the teeth of a Megaladon shark were mostly for show (Picture: Warner Bros.) A giant prehistoric shark’s iconic seven

18 January 2021 No Comments

More than 500 weird and wonderful species discovered this year

A giant wombat-like creature from Australia was just one of the 500 species discovered (Photo: Peter Schouten) Miniature tarantulas, volcano-dwelling monkeys and lungless reptiles are

30 December 2020 No Comments

Octopuses are ocean bullies that punch fish out of spite

To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video If you had to pick which creature

23 December 2020 No Comments

Skin disease covering 70% of dolphin’s body in lesions linked to climate change

A bottlenose dolphin suffering from skin lesions as a result of the disease (Credits: Tim Morgan/Mississippi State University) A novel skin disease affecting bottlenose dolphins

22 December 2020 No Comments

‘It sends chills up and down my spine’: Scientists may have discovered new species of whale

Researchers spotted the new species of the coast of Mexico around three weeks ago (Photo: PA) Scientists are ‘highly confident’ they have found an entirely

10 December 2020 No Comments

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Blade-like teeth of legendary Megladon shark were ‘just for show’, argue scientists

More than 500 weird and wonderful species discovered this year

Octopuses are ocean bullies that punch fish out of spite

Skin disease covering 70% of dolphin’s body in lesions linked to climate change

‘It sends chills up and down my spine’: Scientists may have discovered new species of whale

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