Longnose Pacific stingrays are considered “large-sized,” reaching over 6 feet long and 4 feet across and weighing over 55 ...

The city of Graz wants to expand photovoltaics and invest more than 30 million euros in it - but some projects are a source of controversy. Recently, the planned plant in the local recreation area ...

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Which animal has the longest tail? While lots of animals have long tails, there are some with a tail measuring the same length as their body. Furthermore, there are animals with tails that are two, ...

There are so many birds to see on this 5 km long and 800 m wide island you ... Many of us remember the call of the corncrake, but we haven’t heard the kerrx-kerrx call of the male for years.

We report tailed skyrmions—a new class of stable soliton solutions of the 2D chiral magnet model. Tailed skyrmions have elongated shapes and emerge in a narrow range of fields near the transition ...

Hard ticks (Acari: Ixodidae) are considered the most important transmitters of pathogens in the temperate zone that covers most of Europe. In the era of climate change tick-borne diseases are ...

There was one bird we were never personally introduced to, however. Tom often talked about the corncrake and lamented the slow demise of the species. Farming practices, he told us, saw its number ...

Mauna Loa – or Long Mountain – is overshadowed by Kilauea's fame, but not its height – this occasionally snow-capped volcano reaches 13,681 feet. Exploring Kilauea will probably eat up much ...

It’s CORN! A big lump with knobs... and a whole bunch of awesome cooking hacks to make your kitchen adventures way more fun. Get ready for some corn-tastic creativity! Utah Hockey Club narrows ...

The Big Bang Theory explains how the universe began ... over time and what its future might look like. But there’s a long-standing mystery called the "Hubble Tension." Scientists get slightly ...