Science & Health

Polar bears need to live 'high-energy, high-fat lifestyle' but melting Arctic makes them go hungry

Polar bears have higher metabolic rates than previously thought, and the changing climate is making it hard for them to find enough food.

Feb 2, 2018

Truck driver damages Nazca Lines, Peru's UNESCO World heritage site

The UNESCO World Heritage Site -- Nazca Lines are the best example of geoglyphs.

Feb 2, 2018

Spectacular! NASA's Curiosity Rover shares unseen photo of Mars with epic travel panorama [Video]

The panoramic view of Mars is the result of 16 individual photos — taken by Curiosity's Mast Camera, or Mastcam, on October 25, 2017 — stitched together.

Feb 2, 2018

The extra kilos you shed just keep coming back? Researchers reveal the 'real' problem

Researchers from Norway and Denmark researched hunger levels of 35 adults over two years.

Feb 2, 2018

Alcohol-soaked tampons get you drunk? These 7 ridiculous myths about your vagina have been debunked!

Dr. Alyssa Dweck debunks myths that have conditioned women over the years to believe their vagina is a dirty area and reportedly, they are too terrified of getting a smear test due to its look and smell.

Feb 2, 2018

Eagle takes a break from flying, spotted floating down a river on its own boat of ice [video]

Wildlife enthusiast Linda Rosland was so intrigued by the sight that she followed the creature's journey for about two miles in Jersey County, Illinois.

Feb 2, 2018

Kitchen 'feng shui': Making these 5 small changes to your kitchen can help you lose weight effectively!

Studies have revealed that the place where food is stored, prepared or cooked has a huge impact on sticking to the diet plan.

Feb 2, 2018

Trees tolerate extreme heat by 'sweating', but they also stop absorbing carbon from air: Study

According to Australian researchers, some trees can "sweat" to cope with extreme heatwaves in climate change conditions.

Feb 2, 2018

Amateur astronomer finds NASA satellite IMAGE 12 years after it goes missing

NASA had launched the weather tracking spacecraft IMAGE, in 2000 and lost contact with it five years later.

Feb 2, 2018

From twisting baby in the womb to lotus birth: Here's what a US mom did to have 'natural' childbirth [video]

The Texas woman was desperate to avoid a c-section and therefore, she and her husband tried to find out natural ways to move the baby which was in breech position.

Feb 2, 2018

What is Human Uber? This bizarre system can allow you to send 'surrogate' to events [Video]

Jun Rekimoto, a futurist and AR/VR researcher at Sony Computer Science Laboratories, unveiled the unique product at MIT Tech Review's EmTech event in Singapore.

Feb 2, 2018

Watch: Rare phenomenon of 'rainbow cloud' appears above a Brazilian tourist hotspot

A phenomenon called iridescence - which causes breathtaking rainbow clouds to appear in the sky when many thin clouds are next to each other and are made of a similar type of droplets.

Feb 2, 2018

Ancient stone tools discovered in India could change 'out of Africa' theory, but it's development remains a mystery

The tools shed light on the early Middle Paleolithic culture in India, but researchers are yet to identify which human species made these tools.

Feb 2, 2018

Meet Erica the robot news anchor

A robot created in Japan is set to become a news anchor on national television.The director of the intelligent robotics laboratory at Osaka University, Hiroshi Ishiguro created her.She can read, hold a conversation and track someones face across a room

Feb 1, 2018

Shocking! Giant 9-foot tapeworm found in sushi-lover's stomach

The doctors were shocked to see the giant tapeworm and they had to fold it 18 times to make it fit into a photo.

Feb 1, 2018