The deep ocean is a whole world that is quite hostile and full of mysteries. It’s also a home for many horrifying creatures that often look alien.

The deep ocean is a whole world that is quite hostile and full of mysteries. It’s also a home for many horrifying creatures that often look alien.
This legend of the Giant Congo Snake, like many others, reminds us of the vast unknowns in the natural world – but could it actually be true?
When a venomous snake bites its own tail, you’d think it’s a bad day for it, but clever biological defenses, like toxin-proof receptors and built-in antivenoms, let most snakes survive their deadly bites unscathed.
If you thought humans were the original innovators, you’d be wrong.
It may be an assumption that the all animals have a brain. But the fact is that some animals are actually born without one.
While there is a typical life expectancy for most animal species, there are some animals who have seemed to beat the rules of time and lived longer than you could believe.
Could the little Taco Bell Chihuahua somehow be connected to fast food, lawsuits, and even future U.S. politics?
What’s more blood-curdling than being strangled by an anaconda’s coiling body? Being swallowed whole by a giant Titanoboa, of course! Thankfully, that serpent is long gone. But what if it wasn’t?
Have you ever wondered what a person would experience if a giant anaconda attacked them?
For the longest time, giant squids were depicted as terrifying sea monsters, haunting people’s dreams in folk tales and legends. But today, we know exactly what they are.