Scientists Say They Know Why Killer Whales Are Attacking Boats Off the Coast of Spain
After reviewing footage of the attacks, researchers found two of the orcas involved were seriously injured.
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U.S. Imported Over 30,000 Bat Body Parts From China in Five Years, Report Finds
The report found that the U.S. imported nearly 23 million whole animals and animal body parts in this period.
Biden Campaign Blasts Facebook As 'Foremost Propagator' of Lies About Voting
"No company that considered itself a force for good in democracy... would allow this dangerous claptrap to be spread," a letter to Mark Zuckerberg said.
Spine of Great White Shark Discovered on Massachusetts Beach After Storm
Wellfleet Lifeguards said the spine had probably been buried under the sand "for quite some time" before it was exposed by Hurricane Teddy.
'As if The Earth Was Breathing': Witness Describes Siberia Crater Before Explosion
A woman who had visited a "heave mound" before an explosion almost became the "first victim" of the geological event, a scientist studying the crater said.
Pictures and Videos Show California Burning As More Wildfires Break Out Across State
The fires raging across the state this weekend were also accompanied by extreme heat, with records tumbling in several locations.
Hundreds of Dead Fish Discovered in Yellowstone River
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has launched an investigation into the deaths, believed to be caused by proliferative kidney disease.
Giant Crater in Siberia May Have Exploded From Climate Change-Induced Cryovolcanism
A scientist studying the crater in the remote Yamal peninsula also said it has just a few years to "live."
Facebook Apologizes after Saying It Removed Kenosha Militia Event When It Was Actually the Organizer
"When we responded to questions about our initial investigation into what happened in Kenosha, we believed we'd removed the Event Page," a spokesperson said.
TikTok Removes Videos in '365 Days' Trend after Users Joke About Sexual Violence in Controversial Netflix Movie
"Following a review, we have concluded that some of the content posted violates our community guidelines," a TikTok spokesperson told Newsweek.
Watch Two Seven-Foot Snakes Fight Over Female, Try to Pull Each Other Down
The carpet pythons can be seen twisting and wrapping around each other, an act that members of the public often mistake for mating.
Facebook Boss Mark Zuckerberg Says New Election Rules Will 'Definitely Apply' to Trump
Zuckerberg said he is aware of the risks around misinformation and announced the site will block new political ads during the final week of the campaign.
Moon Rust Baffles Scientists: 'I Totally Didn't Believe It. It Shouldn't Exist'
Data from a 2008 survey of the lunar surface indicates the presence of a form of rust that requires oxygen and water to formâneither of which the moon has enough of.
'Very Problematic': Zuckerberg on Potential for Early Election Victory Claims on Facebook to Cause Civil Unrest
"We're going to take this seriously and make sure that people aren't declaring victory and saying that any kind of ongoing counting of votes is evidence of a rigged election," Zuckerberg said.
Hranice Abyss, the World's Deepest Freshwater Cave, Is Twice As Deep As Previously Thought
Researchers found the cave, in the Czech Republic, is over 3,200 feet deep.
