Experts warn against tossing pumpkins into the woods after Halloween.

Creative Media NewsWednesday, 2 November 2022, 4:000

It may seem harmless to discard your Jack-O’-Lantern in the woods after Halloween, but experts have cautioned that it can be dangerous to wildlife. According to the Woodland Trust, thousands of tonnes of pumpkins are discarded after Halloween, many of which are discarded in neighboring forests. However, pumpkin flesh can kill hedgehogs and other animals,...

Popularity matters beyond school! Daters prefer folks with many pals.

Creative Media NewsWednesday, 2 November 2022, 2:000

You may have been told as a child that popularity is not the be-all and end-all. According to a new study, it appears to be advantageous when it comes to adult dating. Researchers have observed that those seeking love are more likely to pursue a romantic relationship with someone well-liked by others. More than 550-speed...

Hunting has reduced rhino horns during the past century.

Creative Media NewsTuesday, 1 November 2022, 22:000

According to scientists, rhino horns have been reduced over the previous century due to human poaching. Decades of hunting rhinos with the longest horns have left only those with shorter horns, which are now passing on their genes. The findings, published in the journal People And Nature by specialists from Cambridge University, are based on...

13,000 online child sex offences as safety bill stalled.

Creative Media NewsTuesday, 1 November 2022, 12:000

The Online Safety Bill was scheduled to return to parliament today after being postponed from July – for each of these days, the NSPCC predicts that more than one hundred instances of grooming and other similar offenses will have been reported. New data suggests that more than 13,000 online child sex offenses occurred while the...

How a computer game helped the British Library resurrect forgotten history

Creative Media NewsMonday, 31 October 2022, 22:000

Alexander the Great: The Making of a Myth is the most recent exhibition created by the British Library, and it uses some unexpected sources to bring to life the tales of a ruler. Among the most prominent is the Assassin’s Creed video game franchise. The British Library’s latest exhibition is, to say the least, eccentric....

Cat-offender profiling! Extraverted, less neurotic cats hunt more.

Creative Media NewsSunday, 30 October 2022, 0:000

A study reveals that cats who prey on wildlife have particular psychological features. Researchers discovered that pets whose owners described them as more extroverted or less neurotic were more willing to hunt. Researchers stated that owners may employ personality-based tactics to minimize their cat’s drive to hunt without negatively affecting its enjoyment. The team from...

The clock change might raise energy bills by hundreds.

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 29 October 2022, 22:000

On Sunday, the British will put their clocks back one hour to celebrate the conclusion of Daylight Saving Time, granting us all one additional hour of sleep. Even though we could all use more time in bed, the move could have grave financial ramifications. According to research, the annual changeover to Standard Time increases our...

Shrewd Naming! Sunderland’s greater white-toothed shrew is Britain’s first new animal since the 1920s.

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 29 October 2022, 21:000

A Facebook photo of an unusual-looking animal captured by a cat led to the discovery of the first non-native mammal to establish itself in the United Kingdom in the 1920s. The Greater White-toothed Shrew, which resembles a character from the children’s television show The Clangers, has never been discovered on mainland Britain. Ecologists are concerned...

Snot for grub hunting! Aye-ayes pick their nose with their long finger.

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 29 October 2022, 5:000

In the animal realm, nasopharyngeal plucking is not considered a disgusting or socially inappropriate behavior. A new study finds that aye-ayes, a lemur species with long fingers, are frequently observed digging in their nostrils. It is one of 12 primate species, including chimpanzees, orangutans, and, of course, humans, that exhibit this behavior. Aye-ayes, or Daubentonia...

‘They could win Britain’s Got Talent!’ Boston Dynamics’ robot DOGS dances to BTS’ Permission to Dance in stunning footage.

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 29 October 2022, 4:000

Boston Dynamics has published a breathtaking video of a group of its renowned Spot robot dogs performing incredibly excellent dance routines. Seven of the robots are seen executing a choreographed routine to BTS’s smash single “Permission to Dance.” In the beginning, one dog appears to “sing” the solo parts of the songs by grabbing its...

What is Twitter’s future under Elon Musk?

Creative Media NewsFriday, 28 October 2022, 11:000

After months of controversy, Elon Musk’s $44 billion (£38 billion) acquisition of Twitter has been finalized, a moment nobody was certain would ever occur. He proclaimed the great news on Twitter, of course, and modified his bio to read “Chief Twit” and declared “the bird is released.” As far as he is concerned, the assignment...

Cannibals were the first Britain, arriving from France 15,000 years ago after the Ice Age.

Creative Media NewsWednesday, 26 October 2022, 7:000

According to a recent study, the oldest known human DNA from Britain indicates two distinct populations, one of which may have engaged in cannibalism. The DNA of two British individuals who lived near the end of the Old Stone Age was analyzed in London. One of the people was discovered in Gough’s Cave in Somerset,...

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