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  • Incredible Footage: 1,000+ Octopus Moms Found Brooding in Deep Sea

    Researchers recently happened upon an unprecedented sighting — more than 1,000 female octopuses huddled close together in what they describe as an “octopus garden” two miles beneath the waves in the Pacific. The team was exploring the Southeast Davidson Seamount off the coast of California with Explorer Vessel Nautilus when they came across the incredible […] More

  • VIDEO: Bears Savagely Attack Wolf at Dutch Zoo

    Visitors at a Dutch zoo got quite a shock recently as they witnessed a group of bears brutally attack and kill a wolf that shared their enclosure. In a video below captured by a horrified onlooker, four bears can be seen tearing the two-year-old female wolf in a pool of water at the Dierenrijk Zoo […] More

  • Strange “Headless Chicken Monster” Spotted in the Deep Sea

    Australian researchers recently filmed an unusual sea creature that has been described as a “headless chicken monster” in the Southern Ocean off the coast of Antarctica. Translucent and sporting fins that allowed it to swim upwards, the animal initially stumped the scientists, who described its appearance as “a chicken just before you put it in […] More

  • Giant Spider Webs Blanketed This Beach Town in Greece

    A large network of spider webs stretching over half a mile is blanketing a Greek lake and surrounding city, making it look like something out of an arachnophobe’s nightmare. Local photographer Giannis Giannakopoulos recently took to Facebook to share some amazing images of the dense webs, which house hordes of spiders and cover an alarming […] More

  • Zoo From Hell: Animals Being Kept in Horrific Conditions in Albania

    Update: The animals have been released, thanks to the incredible work of Four Paws International, a global non-profit organization that fights against animal abuse. “Together with the Albanian Ministry of Tourism, and supported by the Albanian police, we had to force our way into the zoo to finally rescue the animals,” reads a statement by the organization. “We […] More

  • All-Female Lizard Species Reproduce Without Males

    Some lady lizards don’t need no man—they reproduce all on their own. Several species of female whiptail lizards from the southwestern United States and Mexico are capable of producing viable offspring without the help of fertilization. In fact, they’re so good at it that the species consists only of females. No males are known to exist. […] More

  • Cannibalistic Cricket Spews Blood and Vomit to Defend Itself

    Talk about weird defensive strategies! When attacked, this cricket ejects blood from various parts of its body and vomits all over itself. Native to parts of southern Africa, the armored ground cricket is one tough creature, as its name suggest. The large, flightless insect is impressively outfitted with an armored exoskeleton, five rows of spikes […] More

  • Moth Drinks Tears of Sleeping Birds

    A scientist roaming the Amazon happened upon quite an extremely rare sight recently: a moth drinking a sleeping bird’s tears. Herpetologist Leandro Moraes was in search of amphibians and reptiles along the Solimões River in Brazil when he came across the peculiar duo. The black-chinned antbird, snoozing away and seemingly unbothered, had one eye pried […] More

  • Strange New Species of Ghostly Fish Discovered in One of the Deepest Parts of the Ocean

    Deep-sea researchers have discovered three new species of ghostly fish in one of the deepest places on earth. The three species—temporarily named the pink, blue, and purple Atacama snailfishes— are gelatinous eel-like creatures that thrive under crushing pressure. With their teeth and tiny inner ear bones making up the hardest parts of their bodies, they are […] More

  • Giraffes and Elephants Spotted in Heavy Snow in South Africa

    Did you know it snows in Africa? Yep, the usually hot and arid continent gets its fair share of winter weather at high elevations. In fact, after an unusually heavy snowfall blanketed South Africa last winter, safari-goers were treated to an unusual scene as various wildlife frolicked through what appeared to be a winter wonderland. […] More

  • What Makes Africanized “Killer Bees” So Lethal?

    Africanized honey bees are some of the planet’s most feared insects—but what makes them so dangerous? Often referred to as “killer bees,” these intimidating insects have developed a pretty nasty reputation for having caused up to a thousand human deaths. They were imported from Africa to South America in 1956 in an attempt to create […] More

  • Woolly Mammoths Could Soon Roam a Jurassic Park-Style Attraction in Russia

    Russia intends to open a “Jurassic Park-style” cloning facility to resurrect ancient creatures like the woolly mammoth by 2020. The $5.9 million “mammoth center” will be based at Northern-Eastern Federal University (NEF), an institution in Russia’s northeast region. The university, based in Yakutsk, has already located DNA from animals that were preserved in the region’s permafrost […] More

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