Men smell female fertility and find women more attractive
New research reveals that men are subconsciously drawn to the scent of women during their most fertile phase, shedding light on the hidden cues of human attraction.
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Shark attacks may increase during hurricane season
Scientists predict an increase in shark encounters as hurricanes disrupt marine ecosystems, pushing predators closer to shore.
Penis worm fossil rewrites evolutionary history
A 500-million-year-old fossil of a bizarre 'penis worm' discovered in the Grand Canyon challenges long-held theories about the origins of complex life on Earth.
Giant Great White Shark Spotted Near Nantucket
A massive great white shark, possibly one of the largest ever recorded, has been tracked near Nantucket, sparking excitement among marine biologists and shark enthusiasts.
Deep-sea evolutionary superhighway connects ancient brittle stars
Scientists uncover a hidden deep-sea evolutionary superhighway linking ancient alien brittle stars across the globe, reshaping our understanding of marine biodiversity.
San Francisco Bay whale deaths puzzle scientists
A troubling surge in whale fatalities along the San Francisco Bay coastline has left marine biologists scrambling for answers, with ship strikes and environmental factors under scrutiny.
Shark Week 2024 unveils newborn great white footage
Discovery Channel's Shark Week returns with groundbreaking footage of newborn great white sharks and a star-studded line-up featuring Jason Momoa and John Cena.
Dolphins use sponges as tools to hunt fish
Scientists uncover fascinating behaviour in dolphins off the coast of Australia, revealing their use of marine sponges as hunting tools – a rare example of tool use in wild animals.
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