African catfish can walk on land for hours and do it in a very unusual way
Some fish can walk, but the chain-mail catfish does it in a particularly unusual way.
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Some fish can walk, but the chain-mail catfish does it in a particularly unusual way.
A bright fireball was observed over the American state of Montana and the Canadian provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan on Monday, January 15.
Two humpback whales in Antarctica have shown a mesmerizing display of intelligence and coordination, creating a flawless network of bubbles and forming a Fibonacci spiral.
Strange animals and real witches fly over the French Alps on a broomstick. This is not a fiction.
A Thai man has ended up behind bars after a failed attempt to use his alleged superpower to steal. As reported by The Thaiger, the incident occurred on December 23 in Bangkok.
A grave robber from Indonesia confessed to stealing the bones of twins to cast a spell that he believed would give him the ability to fly and become invisible.
Researchers have established the cause of the mysterious death of British scientists who discovered Tutankhamun's tomb a hundred years ago.
On Monday evening, a strange incident occurred at the Bayside trading floor in Miami, which attracted the attention of dozens of police officers and caused a wave of rumors about an alien invasion.
After more than 50 years of absence of scientists, Attenborough's long-billed echidna, an unusual creature resembling a combination of a hedgehog, a mole and an anteater, was rediscovered in the Cy
Exploring the natural wonders of the Arctic can be challenging, but it often leads to amazing discoveries.
Recently, an unusual natural phenomenon, ball lightning, was captured on video in the vicinity of St. Petersburg, Florida, USA.
Watermelon snow, also sometimes called "glacier blood", is an amazing phenomenon — the coloring of snow in pink.