Bizarre Spinosaurus makes history as first known swimming dinosaur. A newfound fossil tail from this giant predator stretches our understanding of how—and where—dinosaurs lived.

Astrologer Nina Kahn shares what single and coupled-up people can expect in their love lives throughout the summer.

Scorpio, ruled by Pluto, is considered the zodiac's most mysterious sign due to their intense, private nature. They observe quietly, protecting their inner world and revealing themselves only to ...

Scorpio Weekly Horoscope: The Moon during the week will begin its transit in your sign from the Scorpio sign. The week initiates a deep emotional and energetic reset. It moves into the Sagittarius ...

The turkey tail mushroom represents an exciting natural option for canine health. Its potential to enhance immunity and overall well-being makes it an attractive addition to many dogs’ diets.

Scorpio (Oct 24 - Nov 22) Change is in the air. You can sense something is about to happen and you aren’t going to pretend that you’re unprepared for this.

Get Scorpio Monthly Horoscope of June-2025 for Career, Health, Education, Finance, Love and more. Scorpio Astrology Predictions June-2025: Love blossoms this month as Mars and Venus ignite passion, ...

Scorpio Love Horoscope Today In love, you may feel tempted to speak quickly or expect a quick reply. But today, a soft pause can do more healing than strong words.

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Scorpio Weekly Horoscope (2nd - 8th June 2025): This week prompts Scorpios to focus on inner transformation and career ambition. Mars will be transiting from the Leo sign on 7th June. You will feel a ...

The peacock is famous for its radiant tail, but it’s not the only bird with a particularly well-constructed rear end. Here’s another avian species that rivals the peacock for tail plumage ...