Kevin Rose, the founder of Digg, posted this mad footage on line a while back. He heard his dog, Toaster, yelping in pain so legged it outside to find a raccoon attacking him....
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After enjoying the chemical reactions in my last post about Pharaoh snakes, I got lost in a world of chemistry and chemical reactions. Below you will find some of the best chemistry GIFs that...
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Is there a better way to spend some free time than perusing YouTube’s mighty collection of animal mating calls? I don’t think so. Here’s what I found : Koala Mating Call ...
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A few months back I wrote an article about unexplained sounds from the deep for Sick Chirpse, to accompany it I made a little video featuring said sounds. I’d forgotten all about it until...
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This week the people of Veracruz, Mexico, found hundreds of stingray carcasses washed up on their shores. And it’s not even Christmas. The beautiful Chachalacas beach in the town of Ursulo Galvan was the site...
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Vladimir Putin, international man of mystery. These images of him posing as a bona fide action hero have spread across the known world in a flurry of testosterone. Their purpose is to appeal to manly...
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The following snaps are all featured in a book called “The Masters of Nature Photography” published by my old pals The Natural History Museum, London. All of them are past winners of the coveted...
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I found this appetite destroying video ages ago and thankfully forgot about it. Now I’ve remembered again I desperately want to re-forget. To share my distress around like a shower of germs, I...
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It’s no surprise to see something surprising in the natural world. There’s more variety out there than you could shake a stick insect at. Today’s natural surprise is footage of catfish creeping up...
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An article this week in the Plos One journal documents how pelagic thresher sharks (Alopias pelagicus) utilise that wonderfully long caudal fin of theirs. Threshers are a relatively rare species and not that much is known about their habitats and hunting...
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