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The cocoa industry is riddled with injustice. Here's our guide on how to seek out ethical, fair-trade chocolate.

Our eco-friendly Valentine's Day tips, including buying sustainably-made food and vintage or lab-grown diamonds, keeps you (and the earth) happy.

Some people are shy about bathroom humor, but not us. Enjoy these TP memes while you're (probably) reading this from the bathroom.

Beth S. Zamarripa is an artist with a unique story to tell. Her work is well-traveled and eventually ended up back in her hands. Here's the story.

The internet loves the world's largest rodent, and so do we. Check out these memes of way-too-relatable capybaras to get you through the week.

A Japanese macaque monkey is on the lam after escaping from a zoo in the Scottish highlands. Residents in the area are calling him "Kingussie Kong."

International Zebra Day takes place on Jan. 31 every year. Here's how to observe the holiday, which raises awareness for zebra conservation.

Green Matters sat down with Jason Mraz on behalf of his partnership with Planet Oat, and chatted about his avocado and coffee farm, upcoming music, and more.

Environmental science is a interdisciplinary science field that combines many natural science courses with a social science curriculum.

After a successful embryo transfer on a southern white rhino, scientists hope IVF can save the northern white rhino from extinction.

A lizard’s spiritual meaning depends on the religious or cultural community defining it, and they can represent good or bad omens.

Swimming feather stars, aka Jimbacrinus crinoids, are enchanting social media viewers with their beauty and grace. Are they a plant, or a fish? Here are details on these fascinating creatures.

While some climate activists destroy art, others create it. Here are some of the best pieces of art that address climate change, by artists including Banksy.

Jess Smith was shopping at a local thrift store when she found a $2 necklace that looked like a Tide Pod. It was valued at $3,000. Here's the story.

We’ve all heard those stories about squirrels burying nuts for later, but do squirrels hibernate? Let's take a look at what they do in winter.

The term “solar flares” conjures up images of annihilation for some, but they are actually intense bursts of radiation in the sun's atmosphere.

If you aren’t a fan of spiders, seeing a photo of a jumping spider just might change your mind. Here’s why people can’t get enough of this spider.

Best friend bunnies Donna and Figaro lived a catastrophic life of merciless testing and forced breeding, until they were rescued and moved to a sanctuary.

Eco brutalism’s environmental message might be clear to some people, but critics are not so sure about how effective it is.

More and more companies become guilty of greenwashing every day, in an effort to convince potential customers that a product is sustainable.

The former oldest living chicken, Peanut, has died at 21 years of age. How long do most chickens live, and why is their lifespan so short?

After Christmas, the Rockefeller Christmas tree is taken down from its spot in New York City — and its lumber is used for a virtuous cause.

An adorable 1,300-pound southern elephant seal nicknamed Neil the Seal has been wreaking havoc on coastal towns in Australia. His antics have made him an internet sensation.

We spoke exclusively with rock climber Alex Honnold ahead of his new show 'Arctic Ascent,' and he opened up about his daughter, his hands, giving back to the planet, and more.

We can learn a lot from animals. Next time you need a little motivation, remind yourself of one of these seven animals that represent strength.

There are many intriguing facts about mountain gorillas, but their nose print makes these gentle giants unique. Learn more about the gorilla nose.

As it turns out, 'Looney Tunes' and other animated depictions of turtles without shells got it wrong. A turtle without their shell is a gruesome sight.

If you are an AirPod or earbud user, you could be damaging your hearing if you are listening for too long during the day, or at decibels too high.

Thirteen cats up for adoption at the Brooklyn Cat Cafe are vying for the title of "Cat of the Year." The promotion is being held in honor of Taylor Swift, TIME's 2023 Person of the Year.

Electric eels can produce an electric current by releasing electrolytes. Shockingly, they may be also altering DNA in the process.

A giant pliosaur skull has been excavated from a coastal cliffside in Dorset, England. Here’s what the bones of the prehistoric sea monster revealed.

In a Facebook "Buy Nothing" group, one woman shares the before and after of a free dollhouse she transformed into Christmas décor.

Gatorland, a Florida theme park, announced the birth of an extremely rare leucistic alligator. Find out what makes these gators so unique.

Woman are drinking a mix that includes Jell-O to temporarily stop their periods. Here's how the hack works and if there's any research to back it up.

Residents of Central Florida's "Space Coast" have been waking up at odd hours to house-shaking booms. SpaceX and Space Force say more are on the way.

Shauna Pelley has documented the devastating destruction of her dream home caused by a flood from the Puyallup River. Here's what we know so far.

There is a lot that goes into building an emotional distress case against a landlord, and compensation largely depends on the damages.

Penguins are so cute, but are they good parents? A 2023 study reveals previously unknown protective behaviors in these flightless birds.

Wonka, a chicken with a crossed beak, was rescued from an egg farm in 2020, and her health has improved immensely since then.

Done by CrossFitters all around the globe, the 23.2 workout was created to test strength and stamina during the 2023 CrossFit Open.