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Why Do Dolphins Make Strange Whistles When Something Unexpected Happens? Scientists Think It Might Be SurpriseScientists are discovering how dolphins communicate emotions. New research shows dolphins produce unique whistles when encountering unexpec...- What a Fisherman’s Discovery in Alabama Is Teaching Scientists About Ancient SeasA routine fishing trip in Alabama led to the discovery of Ueloca colemanorum, a remarkably complete fossil of a previously unknown leatherb...
- How Satellites Are Revealing Secret Animal Migrations Across the PlanetTracking animals from space is now possible. Satellites monitor sea turtles, elephants, and whales. This technology helps understand animal...
- US natural gas prices rises 20% today to $3.70 amid Arctic freeze - here’s the year-end prediction and top stocks to watch tomorrowUS natural gas prices today: US natural gas prices saw a significant jump on Monday. Forecasts predict much colder weather across the natio...
- XRP price in action today jumps over 6% — can XRP really reach $8 by 2026? Here’s what Standard Chartered says in its 2026 forecastXRP price is moving again. The token jumped more than 6% today. Standard Chartered says XRP could climb to $8 by 2026. The bank argues that...
- Orcas are back, killer whales sink one boat, damage another with people onboard days after creating buzz with Jessica Radcliffe death viral videos; here’s what happened this timeTwo sailing crews were rescued off the coast of Portugal after orcas attacked their boats on September 13, 2025. One vessel, a tourist boat...
- Orcas in news again: Grieving killer whale mom seen carrying dead calf for milesAn endangered orca, J36, was observed carrying her deceased newborn calf in the Salish Sea, echoing a similar incident involving Tahlequah ...
- This prehistoric whale had razor teeth, bulging eyes and a face only evolution could loveA 25-million-year-old fossil discovered on an Australian beach has led to the identification of Janjucetus dullardi, a new species of prehi...
- XRP price prediction: XRP whale activity shows bullish momentum — is a $10 breakout coming soon?XRP price prediction is heating up as Ripple gains momentum in July 2025. With XRP trading around $3.10 and whales moving over 70 million t...
- What are animals saying? 3 AI tools that could soon tell us their thoughtsScientists are using advanced AI tools to decode how animals communicate, with projects focused on dolphins, whales, and other species. Goo...
- AI will eavesdrop on world's wildest places to track and help protect endangered wildlifeResearchers from Dutch and Danish universities showed that machine-learning techniques can "handle huge amounts of data and uncover sound p...
- NASA watches 110-foot Sardar Patel's Statue of Unity sized asteroid at 30,381 km/h towards Earth-Will it hit?Asteroid 2024 OR1, detected by NASA, approached Earth on August 6, 2024. With a diameter of 110 feet and traveling at 30,381 kilometers per...
- Playful or murderous? Orca behavior puzzles experts as more boat ramming incidents reported off Iberian PeninsulaDespite the seemingly playful intentions, these interactions have resulted in real damage to boats. Spanish and Portuguese coasts have witn...
- Do tourist boats stress out whales? Scientists find outResearchers are studying the whales' stress levels in their hormones.
- Who after Angel Gurria? Richest nations jostle to take the reins at OECD, the world's globalisation clubhouseOECD was established in 1961 when US and Canada joined what was originally a European group running the Marshall Plan after World War II. W...
- Poor social ties more likely to kill male whalesLondon, Oct 25 (IANS) Male killer whales who remain socially isolated are three times more likely to die in hard times than those in the ce...
- Wilderness vacation: It will help you rejuvenate and relaxThis is going to make for the ideal vacation, with not a single dull moment.
- How blue whales are able to maintain their monstrous sizeA new study shows there's a lot more to the grazing habits of these massive mammals than just blindly swimming through the water.
- From Las Vegas to Lost Vegas: Why no one bets big on Sin City nowOnce the world's gambling capital, Las Vegas is now attracting people looking for parties, not the high rollers who lost big on the famed t...
- Latest technologies to support wildlife conservationThe Wild Life Institute of India is also helping authorities to prosecute offenders by churning out forensic data.
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