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Orcas Attack Dolphins off Vancouver Island

Canada12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Orcas Filmed Hunting Dolphins off Vancouver Island (VIDEO)

Orcas Attack Dolphins off Vancouver Island CBC reported on a video, originally posted to YouTube by John Buchanan, of a pod of dolphins playing near...

CZAREK SOKOLOWSKI/AP White lioness Azira lies in their cage with two of her three white cubs that were born last week in a private zoo in Borysew, in central Poland.

Sci Tech12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

white lion triplets born in Poland

White lions are among the rarest animals in the world. But a lioness in a Polish zoo is the proud mother of three of them. The...

Canada's Own Dr. Doolittle Wins Top Award in Natural Sciences and Engineering Research

Canada12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Canada’s Own Dr. Doolittle Wins Top Award in Natural Sciences and Engineering Research

Dr. Doolittle Awarded Medal On February 3, 2014, the Natural Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada awarded Dr. Ford Doolittle the Gerhard Herzberg Canada Gold...

Canada12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Watch Orcas kill Dolphins in Nanaimo

A passenger aboard a ferry boat in Nanaimo, B.C. captured a rare video of group of orcas that surrounded several dolphins and killed two. Several onlookers...

Sci Tech12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Five Ways Facebook Changed Our Lives Over The Past 10 Years

Facebook has changed our lives, mostly for the better Facebook just turned 10 years old! Isn’t that amazing. With over a billion users’ worldwide, most of...

Google Clearned In Canadian Anti-Competitive Conduct Investigation

Sci Tech12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Google Promises To Play Nice To Avoid EU Fines

Google to make ‘significant’ changes to avoid EU fine Tech-giant Google promised to make a series of far-reaching changes to its popular search on Wednesday, as...

Sci Tech12 years ago

Norwegian athlete injured on ski course Sochi

Norwegian Snowboarder Injured on Sochi Slopes – Safety Concerns Linger Sochi, Russia – Just yesterday Olympic Snowboarder Torah Bright was accompanied by her brother and coach...

Sci Tech12 years ago

Troubled last months of tragic death of Phillip Seymour

inal Months Stress and loneliness are two big contributors to a relapse for any recovered addict be the addiction sexual, alcohol, eating related, or in the...

NASA Earth Observatory image by Jesse Allen, using data from the Level 1 and Atmospheres Active Distribution System (LAADS). Caption by Michael Carlowicz.

Canada12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Lake Erie 95 Percent Covered In Ice (PHOTO)

Frozen Lake Erie The deep freeze that has gripped much of the country in recent weeks has hit the Great Lakes particularly hard. In fact, Lake...

Polar Bear Leaving Queensland birthplace for new Home in Canada

Sci Tech12 years ago
By Jacob Stoner

How Polar Bears Adapt To Climate Change

Polar bears adapt to climate change by eating caribou, goose eggs: researchers A lot of concern has been expressed over the future of polar bears...

Stephen Hawkings 180-degree Turn on Black Holes Sparks Debate

Curiosity12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Stephen Hawking Changes Stance On Black Holes

British born Stephen Hawking has earned his place in modern physics with his studies in black holes and the “God Particle” or Higgs-Boson particle. In fact,...

The intense cold snap that gripped much of central Canada and the United States in early January 2014 brought thick and widespread ice to the Great Lakes. Though parts of the lakes freeze every winter, several news media and meteorologist accounts suggested that January ice cover was thicker and more widespread than it has been in nearly two decades. The ice cover was hampering ship traffic in the region, according to news reports.

Canada12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Lake Erie Nearly Covered In Ice: See Stunning Photos From Space

One of the coldest winters ever recorded has left Lake Erie almost totally frozen, with experts reporting that Erie now has 96 percent of its surface...

Stephen Robert "Steve" Irwin (22 February 1962 – 4 September 2006), nicknamed "The Crocodile Hunter", was an Australian wildlife expert,[1][2] television personality, and conservationist.

Sci Tech12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

bindi irwin glam: Steve Irwin’s Daughter Shins At AACTA

Daughter of Late Crocodile Hunter Thrills Crowd at AACTA Sydney, Australia – Last night was the 2014 Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) award...

“Mesolithic Man” Discovered with Dark Skin and Blue Eyes

Sci Tech12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

“Mesolithic Man” Discovered with Dark Skin and Blue Eyes

Inside the La Brana-Arintero site in Spain, remains of a 5,000 year-old man nicknamed “La Brana 1” have been found to include some unusual genetic characteristics,...

Canadian Study Suggests Animal Offspring Are Larger When Dad Sticks Around

Canada12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Canadian Study Suggests Animal Offspring Are Larger When Dad Sticks Around

B.C. Study Finds Animal Offspring Larger when Father is Present Burnaby Mountain, British Columbia – It may be that even the animal kingdom is better off...

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Orcas Filmed Hunting Dolphins off Vancouver Island (VIDEO)

white lion triplets born in Poland

Canada’s Own Dr. Doolittle Wins Top Award in Natural Sciences and Engineering Research

Watch Orcas kill Dolphins in Nanaimo

Five Ways Facebook Changed Our Lives Over The Past 10 Years

Google Promises To Play Nice To Avoid EU Fines

Norwegian athlete injured on ski course Sochi

Troubled last months of tragic death of Phillip Seymour

Lake Erie 95 Percent Covered In Ice (PHOTO)

How Polar Bears Adapt To Climate Change

Stephen Hawking Changes Stance On Black Holes

Lake Erie Nearly Covered In Ice: See Stunning Photos From Space

bindi irwin glam: Steve Irwin’s Daughter Shins At AACTA

“Mesolithic Man” Discovered with Dark Skin and Blue Eyes

Canadian Study Suggests Animal Offspring Are Larger When Dad Sticks Around

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