the story Elvis Francois survived in the Caribbean for twenty-four days on only ketchup, garlic powder, and bouillon cubes. The Caribbean is renowned for its stunning beaches, clean water, and relaxed way of life. However, for one guy who got stranded off the coast of Saint Martin and was left with nothing but ketchup to […]
The Story After almost a year and a half alone below, an exceptional Spanish climber got out from a cave, telling supporters she didn’t want to come out because “I hadn’t finished my book.” Beatriz Flamini, 50, came to the surface Friday after 500 days — and two birthdays — in solitude approximately 230 feet
The story A photographer southeast of Fairbanks, Alaska, recorded an uncommon phenomenon in the early Saturday night sky – a magnificent and dazzling spiral encircled by the aurora borealis. But the unexpected heavenly centerpiece had a very different quality: it was moving. Photographer Todd Salat told the Anchorage Daily News, “It got bigger and bigger.”
the story People who were at the airport could clearly hear dogs barking in town and townspeople talking as if they were close by instead of being five kilometers [three miles] away. Yukon, northwest Canada, saw a cold period from January 17 to February 5, 1947, with the lowest temperature of -64°C (-84°F) on February
the story In the 1990s, a lady crushed up a full black widow spider and injected it to get high and ended up having a really horrible time when the arachnid’s venom kicked in. She spent a few days in the intensive care unit (ICU) due to respiratory problems, muscular cramps, and suspected anaphylaxis. The
The story The blanket octopus (Tremoctopus spp.) certainly does, with a hypnotic swirl of billowing tentacles resembling a kaleidoscopic cloak. While the ordinary swimmer may fail to distinguish it from a wisp of drifting plastic, marine researcher Jactina Shackleton was ecstatic to identify this uncommon and lovely critter, as shown by the squeaks of delight
The story The Ayam Cemani chicken is one of the most colorful birds in the earth. The bird’s feathers, beak, comb, tongue, and toes, as well as its bones, are all a stunning blueish black. The chicken meat seems to have been marinated in squid ink as well. Scientists call it skin hyperpigmentation, and the
The Story It’s tough to be enthused about hot weather without feeling like a small character in Don’t Look Up who isn’t paying attention to the coming asteroid. It’s much more difficult when a heatwave is followed by something as ominous as “blood rain.” Well, good news for the UK, because both are about to
Known for the phenomenon of “blood rain” where entire cities are bathed in red. Read More »
In the middle of 2022, over Sioux Falls, South Dakota, America. Suddenly, the sky turned green as if it had been hit by a magic laser. What is happening is a rare natural phenomenon caused by the refraction of light hitting the ice. (or hail) accumulated in the clouds It appears green, explains Scientific American
The Story It’s pouring cats and dogs” may be an idiom used to describe heavy rain, but last week at a seaside city in northeast China, it was so heavy that animals began to fall from the sky. The organisms in this instance were from the sea. The sea and its creatures are not new
