With a carrying capacity of up to 9100 vehicles (conventional or electric), the Hoegh Aurora holds the title of "the world's largest vehicle transporter ... “We are changing the perception of deep-sea ...
Fashion and lifestyle brand Aarong announced the grand opening of its newest flagship outlet in Dhanmondi - which it claims to be the world's largest craft store. Spread across 60,000 square feet and ...
This ‘super female’ seaweed clone comprises millions of individuals, dominating some areas while coexisting with sexually propagated bladderwrack in others.
Guinness World Records reports the biggest reticulated python ever captured was 32 feet, 9.5 inches, and the longest living in captivity was a 25-foot, 2-inch snake that died in 2011 in Kansas ...
THE world's biggest snake in captivity has died aged 35 after growing to 26ft and 300lbs. Tributes poured in for Goldie following her death, describing her as a "gentle giant". Goldie died at the ...
On March 1, Antarctic sea ice likely reached its minimum extent of 1.98 million square kilometers (764,000 square miles), tying for second lowest extent with 2022 and 2024 in the 47-year satellite ...
“We have found a few more large clones in the Baltic Sea, but the female clone off the Swedish Gulf of Bothnia is by far the largest clone—a real super female.” Although this super female’s asexual ...
The Orient Express Corinthian, the world’s largest sailing yacht, will take to the open sea in June 2026, cruising along the stunning French and Italian Rivieras. Built through a visionary ...
What is the largest flying snake in the world? That’s right. There really are snakes that can fly — or at least they can glide impressively through the air. The Chrysopelea genus of snakes includes ...
Goldie the python was believed to be among the biggest snakes in captivity at more than 25 feet in length, according to Skunkape Headquarters in Ochopee, Florida. Skunkape Headquarters photo A ...
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