NEHA BHATIA

The grand prize went to the black-and-white silhouette of a creepy little frog as it crawled through an illuminated pond.

For the first time since 2013, the park's name can no longer be seen in the top five, despite an uptick in visitor attendance.

Massive rainfall from last October to January has been credited to have triggered the rare waterfall.

The footage left some people worried or confused. Meanwhile, the man appeared almost nonchalant, even instructing the animals.

Researchers suspect that ravens might have greater agendas behind their relationship with wolves.

The volcano last erupted 13,000 years ago. But now, scientists suspect that the 'sleeping giant' might be waking up.

Wildlife photographer Terry Nunn waited for hours to capture the perfect shots of an extremely rare bald eagle with leucism.

When bodily fluids like sweat come in contact with this ink, the resulting chemistry generates electricity.

Earth will shift into one of the 'most aurora-friendly positions of the year,' which, experts believe, makes this March one of the best months to witness auroras in nearly a decade.

Aromatic attractants like meat caches, campsites, cooking areas, and sled-dog yards also lure them with the reward of food.

The discovery came as a surprise, because the two species usually prefer to avoid each other and keep a safe distance.

The 'Fish Doorbell' now has millions of fans helping Dutch fishes migrate and reproduce safely.

Food security experts state that the increasing influence of AI on farming could disrupt natural systems that have been working successfully for years.

The digital footage will guide researchers to gain deeper insights into the movements, behaviors, gender biases, and breeding strategies of these animals.

Images circulating on social media show the rare celestial spectacle at different phases of the total lunar eclipse, an event that will not happen again until 2028.

Most of the national parks in the U.S. are highly vulnerable to climate change, with many facing risks that might propel them towards an irreversible transformation.

Scotland becomes the first country in the UK to introduce 'water cremation' as an alternative to the traditional flame-based cremation.

Pete was visiting Yellowstone to capture the spring super bloom. What he ended up recording turned the heads of wildlife experts.

Formed over thousands of years, the cenote was once a structure of limestone that collapsed under pressure.

Experts shared that the insights and information collected can prove immensely helpful in understanding the species’ population structure and evolutionary relationships.

In a remarkable sighting, Americans will witness the Blood Moon and rising of the morning Sun at the same time.

This year's gallery of winning images brings to attention a potpourri of mysterious, hidden sights and marine creatures that are as shy as they are ferocious.

Inside the whale graveyard, the bones of at least 20 minke whales were lying around 16 feet deep.

Engineers believe that the technology is remarkable given that it targets human behavior and protects nature, instead of the other way around.

The staff had noticed that both of them were experiencing age-related health problems, which were affecting their quality of life.

With monstrous plumes bursting from the water and shimmery streaks of electric light, Devon Massyn said it was one of the craziest things he has ever experienced.

Experts believe that Punch's healing story demonstrates the results of an experiment conducted by Harry Harlow on emotional attachment and love.

From snoozing in a field of flowers to playfighting sisters, Arctic's polar bears displayed a mosaic of unforgettable episodes.

This alternative battery comes as a breakthrough in battery technology. Not only is it more sustainable, but it is also energy efficient.

Southern Utah offers one of the darkest skies in the world, particularly in the White Pocket area, a haven for photographers like Derek.

The expansive underwater canyon continues to fascinate scientists with its intricate geometry.

To solve the mystery of the bird's unusual behavior, Lynne approached state biologists and local birders. As it turned out, it was just an intelligent strategy against food thieves.

More than 1,050 systems across America have been found to exceed the standard EPA limit for the toxic chemical.

The plant is estimated to transform up to 30,000 tonnes of plastic into 100 percent recycled bottles every year.

Scientists studied the chemical trails, cosmic junk signatures and this lithium plume to study the trajectory of disintegrating rocket.

Dozens of other residents clambered down to the beach to witness the glowing milky waters.

As the construction efforts intensify, the CBP has released an updated map of the proposed route, fueling backlash from locals.

'No wonder why they closed the park today. Avalanches, downed trees…the storm that closed Yosemite caused a lot of chaos,' he said.

From a loving embrace shared by two polar bears to the curious gaze of a gorilla towards a butterfly, the collection is bubbling with drama.

Unlike a solar eclipse, this spectacle won’t require any special eye protection. It will be safe to watch with the naked eye, binoculars, or a telescope.

Earlier, where there were only clusters of fringing corals, now appeared the colorful shoals of fish.

Inside Las Vegas's Dry Lake Valley, the population of these apex predators is showing a steep decline. Researchers find out why.

Mojave Desert tortoises are endangered. Before they disappear completely, officials have to do something to protect them.

When they detected a mysterious sound, they transferred it to an audograph disc and stored it in their archives because they didn't know what they were hearing at the time.

Almost miraculously, some creatures surfaced on the scene to guide him towards his kayak.

These three countries alone are suspected of killing nearly 45,000 whales since 1986, when commercial whaling was banned.

This is the first time drone-based tagging has been employed for tracking the movements of pygmy blue whales.

Turns out, the sea lions don’t actually eat the fish but seek it to “get high.”

The mysterious plumes, it seems, are being triggered by a cryptic process whose origins lie in Earth's fiery mantle.

These creatures are so fragile that the moment they are pulled out from the water, they collapse and disappear.