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Waorani Tribe Celebrate Court Victory
Waorani Tribe Celebrate Court Victory

Ecuadorian Court Rules In Favor Of Land Rights For Indigenous Tribe Threatened By Oil Drilling

Since 2012, the Waorani tribe had been under threat of having their territory opened up for oil drilling by the Ecuadorian government.

By Natasha Ishak May 21, 2019
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Ecuadorian Court Rules In Favor Of Land Rights For Indigenous Tribe Threatened By Oil Drilling

Since 2012, the Waorani tribe had been under threat of having their territory opened up for oil drilling by the Ecuadorian government.

By Natasha Ishak May 21, 2019
Dumbo The Emaciated Elephant
Dumbo The Emaciated Elephant

Dumbo The Baby Elephant Dies After Legs Snap While Performing Tricks At Thai Zoo

Dumbo was forced to perform so many "rave" dance routines for laughing tourists that his legs literally snapped — and the zoo is calling it an accident.

By All That's Interesting May 20, 2019
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Dumbo The Baby Elephant Dies After Legs Snap While Performing Tricks At Thai Zoo

Dumbo was forced to perform so many "rave" dance routines for laughing tourists that his legs literally snapped — and the zoo is calling it an accident.

By All That's Interesting May 20, 2019
Runit Island Dome
Runit Island Dome

Radioactive Sludge Might Be Leaking Out Of A Crumbling Nuclear Dome Into The Pacific

The concrete structure was never built with the long term in mind as the bottom was never properly lined. As such, it could be leaking into the ocean right now.

By Marco Margaritoff May 20, 2019
Science News

Radioactive Sludge Might Be Leaking Out Of A Crumbling Nuclear Dome Into The Pacific

The concrete structure was never built with the long term in mind as the bottom was never properly lined. As such, it could be leaking into the ocean right now.

By Marco Margaritoff May 20, 2019
Octopus
Octopus

Global Warming Is Threatening To Permanently Blind Octopuses

Crustaceans and cephalopods engage in vertical migration on a daily basis. While they can handle the fluctuations in oxygen, climate change might remove a bit too much oxygen for them to handle.

By Marco Margaritoff May 17, 2019
Science News

Global Warming Is Threatening To Permanently Blind Octopuses

Crustaceans and cephalopods engage in vertical migration on a daily basis. While they can handle the fluctuations in oxygen, climate change might remove a bit too much oxygen for them to handle.

By Marco Margaritoff May 17, 2019
Simon Froman Richard Napier Records
Simon Froman Richard Napier Records

Notes Of 17th-Century Astrology Doctors Reveal Gross Pseudo-Treatments

The patient notes of pseudo-astrology doctors Simon Forman and Richard Napier had mostly remained illegible (and certainly ineffective)—until now.

By Natasha Ishak May 17, 2019
Weird News

Notes Of 17th-Century Astrology Doctors Reveal Gross Pseudo-Treatments

The patient notes of pseudo-astrology doctors Simon Forman and Richard Napier had mostly remained illegible (and certainly ineffective)—until now.

By Natasha Ishak May 17, 2019
E Coli Petri Dish
E Coli Petri Dish

Scientists Just Created The First Living Thing With Fully Synthetic DNA

The research took two years and resulted in that largest human-made genome ever. They created synthetic life from E. coli bacteria, which could help in manufacturing medicine.

By Marco Margaritoff May 16, 2019
Science News

Scientists Just Created The First Living Thing With Fully Synthetic DNA

The research took two years and resulted in that largest human-made genome ever. They created synthetic life from E. coli bacteria, which could help in manufacturing medicine.

By Marco Margaritoff May 16, 2019
Protester Holds Up Sign Against Canadian Trash
Protester Holds Up Sign Against Canadian Trash

Canada Left 103 Tons Of Garbage At A Filipino Port — Now The Philippines Is Threatening War

The recall was announced as a last-ditch effort to convince Canada to remove the garbage it illegally left at a Filipino port in 2013.

By Natasha Ishak May 16, 2019
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Canada Left 103 Tons Of Garbage At A Filipino Port — Now The Philippines Is Threatening War

The recall was announced as a last-ditch effort to convince Canada to remove the garbage it illegally left at a Filipino port in 2013.

By Natasha Ishak May 16, 2019
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