Your tax dollars are being spent by the billions to subsidize wind turbines, which are killing 600,000+ birds every year including eagles, rare owls, and migratory birds.
Is this really environmentally friendly? More from PragerU.
Lion vs. tiger: Who would win? More from Mind Twister.
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Did you know: The polar bear population is higher than it’s been in over 50 years. Don’t fall for the lies of the climate elites. More from PragerU.
Slimy Limey Liberal comedian John Oliver made a really bad judgment call, deciding to pick a fight with OAN newscaster Liz Wheeler and engage in a debate about penguin sexuality, no less. Let’s just say, without his laugh track, she destroys him.
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For years, scientists categorized dinosaurs as cold-blooded (ectotherms) or, more recently, somewhere in the middle (mesotherms). But new research looking at the chemistry of dinosaur eggshells reveals that these monsters of the Triassic and Cretaceous periods were warm-blooded (endotherms) creatures. Host Stefan Chin gives us more in this presentation from SciShow.
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There is a group of animals with more species than any other group, but Earth has such an astonishing variety of life that figuring out which group dominates is tricky. Host Stefan Chin attempts to unravel the puzzle in this episode of SciShow.
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Richard Dawkins creates an uproar after claiming that eugenics can also work for humans. More from Ramzpaul.
Now #eugenics is trending on Twitter. Welcome to 2020. More from Akkad Daily.
One of the most troubling events on our planet is when a large group of animals die at once. While some of these mass die-offs can usually be attributed to a specific cause, there are a few where there is no clear culprit. And the frightening aspect of these events are the consequences it has on the world’s delicate ecosystem. Host Simon Whistler brings us the 10 most mysterious and troubling mass animal deaths in recent history in this edition of Top Tenz.
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On any given day, nature is abound with a symphony of sounds from our fine-feathered friends, some of them music to our ears and others that are seemingly alien. Take the capuchinbird, whose murmur seems like that of an ailing bovine, or the machine-gun impersonation from the brown sicklebill. Then there’s the laughing kookaburra, who sounds more like a cackling ape more than a bird. But perhaps the most eerie is the UFO vibrations emitted by the Montezuma oropendola. Tune in to this presentation by Bird Kind for more wondrous music from our bird friends.
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