However, it is still not known exactly how long giant squids have been around, and scientists have only begun to widely accept their existence since the confirmation of Rev. Harvey's specimen in 1873.

Fans of Animal Crossing: New Horizons will soon have the chance to explore the expansive aquarium inside the game's museum in real life.. What started off as a one-and-done collaboration with the ...

Scientists are using AI to decode the meaning of animal communication. The Coller Dolittle Challenge for Interspecies Two-Way Communication awards researchers whose works brings humans closer to ...

An Animal Crossing: New Horizons fan has upped the stakes on what it means to unlock an achievement by visiting every in-game artwork in the real world.

A determined Animal Crossing: New Horizons player is attempting to see every single artwork in their museum in real life, and so far they've ticked 15 out of 43 on their list. TikTok user and ...

Join Oliver Crimmen, Senior Curator of Fish, and Jon Ablett, Senior Curator of Mollusca, as they explore the real-life inspiration behind fantastic sea monsters of yore that are lurking in the ...

An Animal Crossing: New Horizons fan has shown off their money tree growing in a bell bag vase. There are a lot of different plants that players will come across in their playthrough, as Animal ...

Former Kraken execs acquire real estate firm Janover, disclose SOL treasury plans . The new ownership group is made up of former Kraken employees who seek to make Janover a bet on Solana.

In our recent paper, we argued that the real experience of wild animal life most likely sits somewhere between these two extremes – though it’s probably a lot better than many researchers think.

For centuries there have been legends about the existence of a sea monster that engulfs ships with its several arms. This footage of a sea creature might have turned that myth into reality..

Fake animal news abounds on social media as coronavirus upends life Bogus stories of wild animals flourishing in quarantined cities gives false hope—and viral fame. By Natasha Daly ...