Plans to Remove Wild Horses From This U.S. State Spark Debate
Where are wild horses in the U.S.? Surprisingly, there are still several places you can travel to if you want to observe roving wild horses.
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Dolphins Have Figured Out a Way To Get High off of Pufferfish... Yes, Really
Do dolphins get high on pufferfish? Understanding how the mammals use the toxins found in pufferfish to get high while they are swimming.
Yellowstone’s Most Acidic Geyser Erupts After Years of Inactivity
Yellowstone has documented an eruption from its Echinus Geyser, which slowly ceased erupting in the decades leading up to it's last 20217 show.
A Blood Moon Is Expected To Rise the Night of the Lunar Eclipse
There will be a total lunar eclipse the same night as a blood moon in 2026, and it will be visible to nearly 2.5 billion people in March.
People Are Crying After Finding out Giraffes Have Nowhere to Hide During Storms
Where do giraffes go during storms? When it rains, the tall animals may struggle to find shelter, especially from dangerous lightening strikes.
Redditors Discover Snow May Not Melt in the Microwave — Here’s the Fascinating Reason Why
A Reddit user attempted to microwave a clump of snow, but discovered that the snow failed to melt. Many are stumped by this scientific oddity.
See the Mesmerizing Footage of a Rare Giant Phantom Jellyfish
Scientist off the coast of Argentina are reeling after a rare giant jellyfish sighting. The underwater footage offers a stunning look at the creature.
Florida’s Weather Now Includes Falling Iguanas, but What Makes the Reptiles Freeze?
Why do iguanas freeze? The reptiles have been seen falling from trees as temperatures drop in regions where they live, creating dangerous conditions.
The Giant Panda Has Officially Come off the Endangered List
The giant panda is no longer endangered. The species has been downgraded to the vulnerable list after decades of conservation efforts.
What Caused the Devastation That Plagues the Aral Sea?
What happened to the Aral Sea? The once third-largest lake in the world has been drying and shrinking since the 1960s thanks to Soviet era practices.
Colossal Foundation Commits $500,000 to Restore Sacred Condor to Ancestral Nez Perce Skies
Decade-long partnership supports tribally led effort to restore North America’s largest land bird to Hells Canyon for the first time in more than a century.
Was Mount Everest Once Underwater? Nearly 500 Million Years Ago, It Was Once the Seafloor
Scientists believe that nearly half a billion years ago, the majestic Mount Everest was under water. It's hard to believe, but here are details.
Scientists Say a Fungus in Chernobyl’s Exclusion Zone Is Thriving by Feeding on Radiation
In the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, a black fungus resides in a radioactive environment that feeds on radiation. Here's how this fungus is thriving.
Archaeologists Have a Theory As to Why 5,000 Holes Were Made in Peru Hundreds of Years Ago
One of the most mysterious archaeological sites that has baffled researchers for about a century has a new theory as to why 5,000 holes were made.
A Photographer Captured Video of a Man Approaching Wolves in Yellowstone National Park
A photographer captured video footage of a man approaching wolves in Yellowstone National Park. Here's what we know about the infuriating incident.
A Beached Whale off the Oregon Coast Has Been Euthanized After Being Caught in Fishing Net
A young, beached humpback whale has been euthanized after being caught in a fishing net. Attempts to rescue her proved futile.
Wolf Reintroduction Programs Helped Yellowstone Packs Flourish
In 1987, officials began the reintroduction of wolves into Yellowstone, kicking off a wolf management program that saw great success.
Here's Why the Northern Lights Usually Look Better in Photos
Why do the northern lights sometimes look better in photos? Understanding why you don't see the colors as vibrantly with the naked eye.
Iceland’s Mosquito Problem May Be a Scary Sign of Things To Come
Mosquitoes have reportedly been found in Iceland for the first time, sending a chilling preview of the potential effects of climate change.
Everything You Need To Know About Earth’s Extra "Moon"
Does the earth have two moons? A quasi-moon has appeared in the sky, but what is the story with the rock orbiting our planet until 2083?
Koko the Gorilla's Last Words Before Her Death in 2018 — Here's What She Signed
Koko the Gorilla died unexpectedly at the Gorilla Foundation's preserve in 2018, but the 46-year-old primate had a final message for her fans.
Japan Sees a Spike in Bear-Related Deaths Due to Climate Change
Officials in Japan say deaths from bear attacks are ion the rise, partly due to climate change related migration impacts in populated areas.
Marineland Canada Threatens To Euthanize 30 Whales if Canada Doesn’t Provide Funding
Marineland Canada has demanded funding from the Canadian government, lest they euthanize 30 beluga whales living in captivity.
How To See Fast-Moving Draconid Meteor Shower in October
The Draconid meteor shower is visible in the U.S. in the month of October. Find out how you can see it, and when it's expected to end.
Many Fear the Day That the Volcano at Yellowstone Erupts, but Will It Ever Happen?
Will Yellowstone ever erupt? Many people worry about the likelihood that the supervolcano beneath the park will stir to live one day.
A Step-By-Step Guide on Taking Photos on the Northern Light With an iPhone
With more and more areas able to witness the majesty of the aurora borealis, people are asking how to take photos of the norther lights on an iPhone.
Want To Visit Yellowstone? Better Do It Before the Park Closes for the Season
Millions of people visit Yellowstone National Park each year, making it important for them to know when it closes down for the season.
Toxic Levels of "Forever Chemicals" Found in North Carolina Beaches — What Does This Mean?
Hopefully you haven't gone for a swim in a North Carolina beach recently, as toxic levels of forever chemicals were detected. Here's what this means.
A Man Is Recovering After Being Attacked by a Bear at Yellowstone National Park
A 29-year-old man was attacked by a bear while visiting Yellowstone National Park. He was hiking alone when the incident happened.
Want To See a Great White Shark? Here's Why You Won’t See One in Captivity in an Aquarium
Why are there no great white sharks in captivity? The apex predator is wildly famous, but you can't see them in any aquarium attractions.
Underwater Robot Discovers Three New Species of Deep Sea Snailfish
The Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute employed an underwater robot to discover new deep sea snailfish species.
Are There Kissing Bugs in California? All About Kissing Bugs and Chagas Disease
Kissing bugs have found their way to the U.S., specifically California. They bring disease with them. Learn more about what to know.
Leave the Rocks Alone — Why Rock Stacking Is a Bad Idea
Is rock stacking bad? Experts are telling people to stop building carins when they are out in the wild, claiming that the practice is harmful.
Will Hurricane Kiko Hit Hawaii? Here’s What We Know
If you have been tracking the path of Hurricane Kiko, you may be wondering if Hawaii will be impacted. Does Hawaii get hurricanes?
A Bright Orange Shark Has Been Spotted in the Waters of Costa Rica
A 2024 discovery is shocking ocean lovers after it was announced that an orange nurse shark was found swimming in the waters of Costa Rica.
Hiker Picks Up Rattlesnake on Trail — and Dies From Bite
A hiker on a Tennessee trail was ridiculous enough to touch a wild animal, picking up a rattlesnake that predictably bit him.
Cape Buffalo Strikes Again: Hunter Killed by One of Africa’s Most Dangerous Animals
Why are Cape buffalo so dangerous? The animals are nicknamed Black Death, and the reason why may not come as a shock to anyone who has ever seen them.
If Whales Go Silent, What Comes Next? Their Extinction Could Shatter Ocean Ecosystems
A world without whales is inconceivable — until it isn't. Blue whales have gone silent, and their food sources are drying up. What's next?
Think You Know What Happens to a Cruise Ship in a Tsunami? You May Be Surprised
What happens to cruise ships in a tsunami? Those caught out at sea when disaster strikes may find themselves in an unusual position.
Hawaii’s Deadly Tsunami History and What It Means Today
A record-breaking earthquake caused tsunami warnings across all of Hawaii in July 2025, leaving people wondering if a tsunami ever hit Hawaii before.
How Many Deaths Have There Actually Been in Yellowstone National Park in 2025?
If you are planning on visiting Yellowstone National Park, you will want to stay abreast of news of animal and human deaths there.
The Largest Great White Shark Ever Recorded Tracked Along Coast of a Major U.S. Vacation Destination
The largest great white shark ever recorded was tagged in January 2025. Since then, researchers have been monitoring Contender and its movements near U.S..
Is the Yellowstone National Park Supervolcano Actually About To Erupt?
Rumors abound as animals are leaving Yellowstone National Park en masse. Is the Yellowstone supervolcano about to erupt? Details here.
An Old Episode of the ‘Deadliest Catch’ Has Fans Wondering About How Much Littering the Crew Did in the Ocean
A Redditor asked a question about a Deadliest Catch episode that featured crew members littering into the ocean, prompting a discussion about trash.
If Yellowstone Erupts, This Is How It Could Change the World
A supervolcano is located at Yellowstone National Park. Here's what happens to North America and the rest of the world if Yellowstone erupts.
This Is the Best Soil To Use in Your Container Garden
When it comes home gardens, there is one soil that the experts say is the best soil for container gardening, and it will help your plants thrive.
This Important Mission Is the Reason Shark Week Is Still Popular Decades Later
Why is shark week a thing? Understanding why the Discovery Channel launched its iconic tribute to the ocean's most terrifying predator.
Love Them or Hate Them, Yellow Jackets Provide an Essential Service in Our Ecosystem
What do yellow jackets do for the environment? A lot. They are responsible for pollinating plants as well as managing harmful insects.
Once a Sign of Summer, Are Fireflies Now a Thing of the Past?
Are fireflies endangered? Multiple species of fireflies are at risk of extinction in North America thanks to pesticides, climate change, and humans.
Dugongs, the Cousins of the Manatee, Have Been Put on the Vulnerable Species List
Why are dugongs endangered? The cousin of the manatee has been put on the vulnerable list, elevating awareness about the marine animal's population.