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A species of anglerfish spends their whole lives swimming upside down, scientists have found.
By: Robyn White
Iceland's Fagradalsfjall volcano could be just moments away from its next eruption following an uptick in activity about a month ago.
A mysterious tree-dwelling rat that is three times the size of the common rat has been captured in photographs for the first time ever.
A past eruption of Iceland's Fagradalsfjall volcano has led scientists to a new theory on why and how volcanic fountains form.
Experts believe severe winds may have displaced the venomous sea snakes, causing them to wash ashore.
Scientists have found that female toxic newts are far more deadly and poisonous than males.
Although a run in the cold weather may not seem appealing, it actually has numerous health benefits, including increased weight loss.
By: Robyn White
Seismologists cited the 7.8 magnitude Turkey-Syria earthquake in February as an example, saying signals were detected eight months prior.
Your profile picture may play a significant role in whether you get hired for a job or not, a new study has found.
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