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Man Captures Stunning Footage of Elusive Dolphins Known as 'Pandas of the Sea' NEWS

Man Captures Stunning Footage of Elusive Dolphins Known as 'Pandas of the Sea'

Record Cold Makes Niagara Falls Look Frozen. But Science Says It's an Optical Illusion NEWS

Record Cold Makes Niagara Falls Look Frozen. But Science Says It's an Optical Illusion

Trail Camera Captures a Skunk Face-Off a Massive Mountain Lion in a David-and-Goliath Confrontation NEWS

Trail Camera Captures a Skunk Face-Off a Massive Mountain Lion in a David-and-Goliath Confrontation

Scientists Lowered a Camera into Antarctica's 'Doomsday Glacier' and Found Hidden Structures Below NEWS

Scientists Lowered a Camera into Antarctica's 'Doomsday Glacier' and Found Hidden Structures Below

The 24 Stunning Finalists for Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award 2026 NEWS

The 24 Stunning Finalists for Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award 2026

Chinese Scientists Mimic Photosynthesis to Turn CO₂ into Petrol in Breakthrough Discovery

Scientists make a material capable of capturing electrical energy following the process of photosynthesis.
16 hours ago

Engineers Invent Revolutionary Metal That Will Make Unsinkable Ships a Reality

Researchers etch markings on aluminum metal tubes hoping to make them superhydrophobic.
16 hours ago

Scientists Plan to Turn the Ocean Floor into a Renewable Energy Storage Powerhouse Using Concrete Orbs

A new underwater energy storage system could help solve renewable power’s biggest challenge of storing excess electricity.
17 hours ago

Officers in California State Park Catch Woman Trying to Smuggle a Rare Sea Creature in Her Pants

After catching an abalone, the officer asked her if she had more. Confirming his suspicious, the woman produced a second abalone from her pants.
17 hours ago

Strange ‘Bioluminescent’ Jellyfish That Can’t Survive Sunlight Was Just Caught on Tape in Norway

From their flaming red bodies, they emit glowing blue lights to defend the prey in their transparent stomachs.
18 hours ago

A Gray Wolf Makes ‘Historic’ Appearance in Los Angeles for the First Time in 100 Years

A 3-year-old female gray wolf tagged “BEY03F” was tracked through her GPS collar on Saturday, February 7.
18 hours ago

Tourists Rush to See Melting Glaciers Before They're Gone. But Their Presence Is Making Things Worse

'Last-chance tourism' is adding pressure to vulnerable sites and making glaciers melt faster.
19 hours ago

Ocean Fossils Keep Turning Up on Top of Mount Everest. Scientists Say There’s a Good Reason for It

Conspiracy theories on the internet attribute these fossils to everything from a 'great flood' to a prank of Gandalf monster. But the mystery is quite simpler.
19 hours ago

Scientists Examined a 300-Foot Hole in Yellowstone and Found Hidden Life Growing

Eric Boyd and his team drilled a 300-foot borehole in Yellowstone and discovered that the colony of these organisms is thriving on a generous menu of chemicals.
20 hours ago

Is the Moon Habitable? Elon Musk Reveals Plan to Build a 'Self-Growing' Lunar City

According to Musk, building a 'self-growing city' on the Moon can be achieved in less than 10 years, whereas on Mars, it would take over 20 years.
21 hours ago

Arctic Snow Once Seemed to Be Expanding. Scientists Now Say the Data Was Misleading

Researchers have detected a snow cover decrease of 193,000 square miles every decade.
1 day ago

A Critical Antarctic Glacier is Breaking Apart. And Its Melting Ice Faster than Expected

The study claims that Pine Island glacier's ice flow has increased in recent years, as the ice shelf in front of it is losing structural integrity.
1 day ago

Record Cold Makes Niagara Falls Look Frozen. But Science Says It's an Optical Illusion

Experts believe that the falls may have been enshrouded in a frozen blanket, but underneath this blanketing ice, water is still flowing.
1 day ago

Trail Camera Captures a Skunk Face-Off a Massive Mountain Lion in a David-and-Goliath Confrontation

The photographer couldn't believe what his trail cameras captured at Angeles National Forest.
1 day ago

This Button-Sized Animal Was Once Written off as Extinct. Years Later, Conservation Changed Its Fate

This restoration effort, the team says, is one of the biggest success stories they've experienced in their careers.
1 day ago

AI Wildlife Images Distort Our Perception of Endangered Species. And Its Hurting Conservation

With AI accessible to all, wildlife has been rendered into jest and online memes. Wild animals are appearing where they don't live and behaving out of character
1 day ago

Rockies Are Losing a Tree Vital to Mountain Ecosystems. And This Invasive Creature Is to Blame

While the top culprits behind declining whitebark pines remain human-caused, there are other contributors at work too.
1 day ago

Scientists Lowered a Camera into Antarctica's 'Doomsday Glacier' and Found Hidden Structures Below

The experiment recorded the first-ever measurements from beneath the glacier's main trunk.
1 day ago

Photographer Captures Rare View of Andromeda Galaxy Rising Over Yosemite’s El Capitan

While the appearance of Andromeda is not a once-in-a-lifetime event, it’s rare for someone to come across it at the right time and record it in a photograph.
1 day ago

A Deadly Epidemic Has Reached Antarctica. Native birds Are Its First Victims

A recent study reveals that over 50 skuas died due to avian flu, making them the first wildlife victims of the infection in the continent.
4 days ago