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Sea turtles dance moves aren't just cute — they can also lead to significant research findings. (Ken Lohmann/biology department)

Sea Turtles’ Magnetic GPS: Navigating 10,000 Miles to Feeding Grounds

Picture a turtle doing a happy dance for food – head up, flippers flapping, spinning like a top in the water. This playful behavior just helped scientists solve a longstanding question about

Govind Tekale

February 15, 2025

Strength of magnetic field at earth surface. Photo Source - European Space Agency

Science

Earth’s Magnetic Pole Races Toward Siberia as Ancient Tree Reveals 5% Field Strength Drop

Our planet’s magnetic north pole is moving. Since 1831, when explorers first found it in Canada’s Boothia Peninsula, it has traveled hundreds of kilometers through the Arctic Ocean and is now heading

Rahul Somvanshi

February 15, 2025

Representative Image. Whale breaching the surface of the water. Photo Source - ArtTower (Pixabay)

Marine Life·News

Kayaker Swallowed by Humpback Whale in Chile’s Strait of Magellan

A humpback whale briefly swallowed a kayaker in Chile’s Strait of Magellan, adding to the growing number of whale-human encounters in the region’s waters. The incident happened last Saturday when Adrian Simancas’s

Govind Tekale

February 14, 2025

Photo credit: the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan

Conservation·Wildlife

More than 9,000 Rare Animals Thrive in Kazakhstan’s Altyn-Emel Park

Recent counting efforts at Kazakhstan’s Altyn-Emel National Park found more than 9,000 rare animals living in the protected area. The count brings good news: 5,500 goitered gazelles, 3,600 wild donkeys (known as

Govind Tekale

February 14, 2025

Marine Life·News

Shark Attack in Bimini Bay Injures Two American Tourists, One Seriously

A Friday evening swim turned critical when a shark attacked two American tourists in Bimini Bay’s waters, marking the latest in a series of marine incidents that marine experts say reflect changing

Govind Tekale

February 12, 2025

Marine Life

First-Ever Black Devil Fish Filmed Alive Near Tenerife in Unprecedented Deep-Sea Encounter

Think of swimming in the ocean and meeting a fish that normally lives in the darkest depths, where sunlight can’t reach. That’s exactly what happened off the Spanish coast of Tenerife this

Govind Tekale

February 11, 2025

Metal roof with numerous solar panels. Photo Source - Perth Solar Warehouse

Energy

Australia’s Highest-Efficiency Home Solar Panel Hits 24.3% With Aiko’s New Neostar 2P Generating 475 Watts

A new solar panel is changing how much power Australian homes can generate from their roofs. Aiko’s latest Neostar 2P panel turns 24.3% of sunlight into electricity—the highest rate currently available for

Sunita Somvanshi

February 8, 2025

Representative image. krill a small crustacean. Photo Source: University of Strathclyde.

Nature

UK Scientists Use Satellites to Monitor Antarctic Krill Populations

A group of UK scientists has found a new way to count some of the ocean’s smallest but most important animals from space. They’re using satellites to track Antarctic krill – small

Rahul Somvanshi

February 8, 2025

Nature

Arctic’s Borealis Mud Volcano: 7,000-Year-Old Methane Ecosystem

Scientists have found something unexpected in the cold Arctic waters – a mud volcano that works more like a unique deep-sea ecosystem than a typical volcano. Located 400 meters under the Barents

Govind Tekale

February 7, 2025

Representative image, Three sharks swim in deep blue water. Photo Source: Pixabay.

Australia·News

Sydney’s Shark Surge: Over 20 Sightings in 2025 Amid Rising Sea Temperatures

Sydney’s beaches set a new normal: sharks are staying longer each year as the water gets warmer. Warming of the water binds more minerals, which is attracting many small fish along with

Karmactive Staff

February 6, 2025