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Emperor penguin chicks survive after iceberg blocks their access to sea

A drifting iceberg threatened the survival of emperor penguin chicks at the Halley Bay colony, but recent satellite imagery shows that the colony has survived despite significant challenges

Sea robins use unique ‘legs’ to taste their way to prey

Researchers reveal how sea robins employ modified fins to navigate the ocean floor and locate hidden food sources using taste receptors.

Saudi Arabia on a record-breaking streak: Over 233 Guinness World Records achieved

From the largest light art festival to Olympic triumphs, Saudi Arabia continues to secure Guinness World Records, reflecting its cultural and technological advancements.

Earth to welcome temporary mini-moon: Asteroid 2024 PT5 to make a brief visit

This month, a tiny asteroid will become Earth’s second moon for just two months before returning to its home in the asteroid belt.

Astronomers discover record-breaking black hole jets stretching 23 million light-years

Named Porphyrion, this colossal black hole jet system challenges our understanding of galaxy formation and evolution.

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