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"Ive never seen this kind of golden bowfin in person or in photos," aquatic ecologist Solomon David told Newsweek.

New activity has been detected under Mount Edgecumbe, a previously dormant volcano near Sitka, Alaska.

This strange phenomenon is caused by the refraction of sunlight through ice crystals in the air, similar to a rainbow formation from water droplet refraction.

Climate expert Mathew Barlow says the move towards drier conditions is tied to climate change and emissions.

Taxifolin, an antioxidant used to treat some cancers, increased the sperm quality of boars by improving their gut microbiome and blood chemical content.

The reef first showed up on a sonar 26 years ago, and has been shrouded in mystery ever since. It was speculated it could even be another shipwreck.

People in the U.S. were unable to see Tuesdays spectacle but are promised a string of such events in the next few years.

Details of star coordinates were found hidden inside an old piece of parchment that had since been erased and re-written.

"The critical context of the fossil" is lost when it is removed by non-scientists, paleontologist Justin Adams told Newsweek.

Riley Bryant discovered rusted Civil War bullets on the previously submerged banks of the Mississippi, as well as a soldiers belt buckle.