Scientists solve mystery of Florida's 'red tide'
For the first time, researchers identify viruses linked to the phenomenon that turns the sea red, kills marine life, threatens humans, and causes millions of dollars in damage.
For the first time, researchers identify viruses linked to the phenomenon that turns the sea red, kills marine life, threatens humans, and causes millions of dollars in damage.
Specialized unit of young Israeli soldiers working from the Home Front Command headquarters provided vital data analysis that proved instrumental in saving lives and protecting property.
The marine mammal became entangled in fishing nets near Al-Qarara's southern shores, where fishermen claimed the capture was accidental.
When Tal told his commanding officer that he wanted to give a new home to a dog he found in the midst of the fighting in Gaza, the officer thought he was joking. Four months later, Chiquita is a beloved member of Tal's household. 'There are many dogs in Gaza, and I wish we could save them all. But there was something in her eyes that told a different story,' he shared.
Dual births mark an exciting expansion of the zebra family at Israel’s Zoological Center.
A beluga whale that captured international attention in 2019 after appearing off Norway's coast wearing a suspicious harness marked "Equipment St Petersburg" was indeed a runaway from Russia's military program, but wasn't a spy as initially speculated, according to a marine scientist.
Moo Deng’s TikTok account now has 2.6 million followers and her fame has grown way beyond the walls of her enclosure, inspiring artwork and confectionary creations by die-hard fans.
Israeli Border Police Unit 747 at Ben Gurion Airport detained a Jerusalem resident returning from Italy after 69 illegal snakes coiled in traveler's luggage rattle Ben Gurion Airport.
The celebrated beluga whale, known for wearing an unusual harness supposedly for carrying a camera, was found lifeless in southwestern waters.
Emergency responders promptly treat the injured worker, a man in his forties, on-site before transporting him to the Hadassah Medical Center.
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