Scientists Dropped a Camera Into Antarctic Waters and Saw a Mysterious Deep-Sea Shark for First Time
23-Foot Wild Python Is Officially the World's Longest. But Experts Don't Think That's Her Final Size
Sacred ‘God’s Crossing’ Disappears from Japan Lake. Experts Say It's a Chilling Climate Signal
Experts claim that global warming elevated the temperature in Lake Suwa so much that 'God's Crossing' could not be facilitated.
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A Scientist Kayaked to Remote Arctic to Study Microplastics. What He Found in the Ice Was Worse
Microplastics are no longer just an urban issue as they invade 'isolated corners of the Arctic.'
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These 8 Stunning Night Sky Images Won South Downs National Park's Cosmic Photography Competition
The astrophotographers took advantage of the dark skies of South Downs to capture dramatic stories with the starlit skies.
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Wounded Seabird Shows up at Hospital Asking for Help. The Injury Points to Human Activity
Fishhooks are known to cause extreme suffering to seabirds.
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These Viral Gorillas Were Seen Banging Windows at an Abandoned Zoo. Now, They’re Getting a New Home
After months of viral videos and speculation, Bristol Zoo’s gorillas are finally moving to their new home.
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23-Foot Wild Python Is Officially the World's Longest. But Experts Don't Think That's Her Final Size
They estimated that the python could be at least 10% longer if she were sedated.
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Scientists Recorded Audio in the Arctic for a Decade. The Results Flag a Hidden Crisis Underwater
Scientists claim that the Arctic soundscape is much more diverse than previously thought, and propose a change in how it should be monitored.
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Italy's Iconic Lovers' Arch Collapsed on Valentine's Day. Experts Point to Rising Sea Temperatures
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Think You Could Survive as a Wolf in Yellowstone? Thousands of Players Worldwide Are Trying It
Players are stepping into the lives of Yellowstone wolves, turning gaming into an emotional and educational survival experience.
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Alaska’s Forests Are Creeping Towards the North. And the Implications Are Paradoxical
From the southernmost edge of the belt in Alaska, the forests are quietly creeping towards the Arctic soils.
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California’s Mountain Lions Gain ‘Threatened’ Status. But Residents Are Protesting the Move
Mountain lions have been provided an added layer of protection by the California Fish and Game Commission.
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Yellowstone's Valentine Geyser Comes to Life Again After Two Decades of Inactivity
Valentine Geyser's activity in the day of love remains under wraps because of park regulations.
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A Mysterious Foam Has Taken Over Portugal's Beaches. And It's Linked to the Recent Deadly Storms
Powerful storms left Portugal’s coastline covered in unusual sea foam, creating surreal scenes by the shore.
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Two Friends Unearth 6.03-Carat Diamond in Arkansas State Park During TikTok Livestream
A livestream dig at an Arkansas park turned into a rare diamond discovery no one saw coming.
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12-Year-Old Texas Schoolboy Builds a Nuclear Fusion Reactor at Home
'I loved the project, but I also kinda hated it,' the schoolboy confessed.
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This Eerie Moment Captured at Snowbound Yellowstone Just Won the Independent Photographer Awards
The photo bagged the top prize in the Independent Photographer Awards 2026 for the black-and-white category.
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‘Real Estate Fever’ Is Damaging Greek Islands and Fragmenting Its Iconic Volcanic Rocks
An official calls it 'voracious, predatory real estate,' reflecting that the vast construction site is disrupting the traditional Cycladic architecture.
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The Colorado River Now Holds Legal Personhood. Experts Hope It Can Slow a Severe Water Crisis
'The river has a right to be protected, and we have neglected that for centuries,' an expert said.
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A City-Sized Green Comet Is Nearing Earth This Week. Astronomers Say It's Just Like 3I/ATLAS
On February 17, the comet will make its closest approach to Earth from 94 million miles, roughly as far as the Sun.
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Spain and Portugal Aren't Exactly Staying Put. Scientists Say the Ground Beneath Is Slowly Turning
Scientists have documented a bizarre tectonic dance happening in the Iberian Peninsula.
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