Amazing Science Facts

Dingoes are ancient, semi-domesticated wild dogs in Australia, crucial for ecological balance, showing traits of both wolves and domestic dogs.

Not all Buddhists are vegetarians, but many avoid meat due to beliefs in compassion and non-harm, influenced by their specific school and personal choice.

Wild horses in the US, descendants of 16th-century Spanish explorers' horses, number about 86,000, protected by laws due to their historical and natural significance.

This article explores how creatures in nature exhibit dragon-like features, linking the magical allure of mythical dragons to actual animals.

Blood balance involving proper levels of substances like sugar, pressure, cholesterol, and maintaining pH around 7.4 is vital for overall health.

The cross has a rich, multifaceted history spanning various cultures and religions, representing everything from ancient cosmic symbols to Christianity's core emblem of sacrifice and salvation.

New York City is sinking 1-2 mm per year due to the weight of buildings, with rising sea levels worsening flooding risks; experts seek solutions.

James Buchanan, the 15th U.S. president, never married, sparking speculation about his sexuality and a potentially close bond with William Rufus King.

Scientists agree that the megalodon went extinct about 3.6 million years ago, and there's no real proof it still exists; supposed sightings are debunked.

The Irukandji Jellyfish is a small, venomous marine creature with a box-shaped bell, found mainly in Australian waters, dangerous due to its potent sting causing severe Irukandji Syndrome.