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Italy's Iconic Lovers' Arch Collapsed on Valentine's Day. Experts Point to Rising Sea Temperatures NEWS

Italy's Iconic Lovers' Arch Collapsed on Valentine's Day. Experts Point to Rising Sea Temperatures

A City-Sized Green Comet Is Nearing Earth This Week. Astronomers Say It's Just Like 3I/ATLAS NEWS

A City-Sized Green Comet Is Nearing Earth This Week. Astronomers Say It's Just Like 3I/ATLAS

23-Foot Wild Python Is Officially the World's Longest. But Experts Don't Think That's Her Final Size NEWS

23-Foot Wild Python Is Officially the World's Longest. But Experts Don't Think That's Her Final Size

Weeks of Extreme Weather Leave Iceland’s Iconic Black Sand Beach Looking Unrecognizable NEWS

Weeks of Extreme Weather Leave Iceland’s Iconic Black Sand Beach Looking Unrecognizable

The Colorado River Now Holds Legal Personhood. Experts Hope It Can Slow a Severe Water Crisis NEWS

The Colorado River Now Holds Legal Personhood. Experts Hope It Can Slow a Severe Water Crisis

Scientists Finally Catch Sight of Rare Marsupial That Disappeared 80 Years Ago

A northern quoll was captured in a motion detector camera living in a rocky outcrop at Australia’s Piccaninny Plains Wildlife Sanctuary.
5 hours ago

Kayaker Was Stranded in Shark-Infested Waters in California National Park. Then, Tiny Rescuers Appeared

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

The World Banned Whaling 40 Years Ago. But These 3 Wealthy Countries Are Still Killing Whales

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

Conservationist Claims Moo Deng Is Now Living in 'Sad' Conditions. Viral Hippo's Zoo Responds

The zoo revealed that the habitat that sparked concern is a reflection of the species' natural behavior. 
9 hours ago

Scientists Find Stronger Than Ever Evidence Linking Air Pollution to Alzheimer's

New research suggests polluted air could be affecting brain health and raising Alzheimer’s risk over time.
10 hours ago

Drones See Pygmy Blue Whales Using a Hidden Highway. It May Protect Them from Their Biggest Killers

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

Florida Zoo Creates ‘Ridiculous’ Plan to Stop a Wild Rhino from Going Blind. Surprisingly, It Worked

Officials decided to attract a white rhino in Africa into a confine and deliver eye drops to him.
11 hours ago

China Successfully Turns Gobi Desert Into a Green Belt. But It's Caused a Dangerous Side Effect

Scientists observe a new issue emerge after planting millions of trees in the Gobi Desert.
11 hours ago

Endangered Condors Make Stunning Return to Zion National Park, Leaving Hikers Amazed

A rare California condor sighting turned an ordinary Zion hike into a once-in-a-lifetime moment.
11 hours ago

Diver Stumbles on Sea Lions Trying to Attack a Pufferfish. The Reason Behind It Is Unexpected

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

Mysterious Plumes in Greenland Ice Sheets Puzzled Scientists for Years. They Finally Figured Out Why

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

Development Projects Threaten Yellowstone's Golden Eagles. A Unique 'Backpack' Aims to Protect Them

Yellowstone's golden eagle was captured getting fitted with GPS trackers to monitor their movements in the National Park.
1 day ago

Endangered Ferrets Are Making a Comeback in the U.S. And It's Due to a Controversial Technology

The black-footed ferret’s comeback is gaining fresh hope, thanks to a bold new science-driven conservation effort.
1 day ago

Researchers Find Alien-Looking Sea Creatures in Colombia's Seas That Predate Dinosaurs

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

5,000-Year-Old Frozen Bacterium Could Help Solve an Antibiotic Crisis. But It Comes with Risks

Scientists drilled an 82-foot ice core in Romania's Scărișoara Ice Cave to extract the bacterium.
1 day ago

Amazon's Rain-Making Power Fuels Farms and Water Supplies. Experts Value It at $20 Billion a Year

Scientists realized that the rain-making services of tropical forests have long been taken for granted, so they stepped forward to put a price tag on it.
1 day ago

Female Tortoises in Macedonia Are Walking Off Cliffs Due to Constant Sexual Aggression from Males

Sexual aggression displayed by male tortoises is both physically and mentally hampering female tortoises on the island of Golem Grad.
1 day ago

15 Stunning Wildlife Finalists from Sony Photography Awards 2026 Capture Rare Moments in the Wild

Out of the total 430,000 images, the wildlife category includes 15 winning images, captured by photographers from across the globe.
1 day ago

A Huge ‘Gravity Hole’ Lies Beneath Antarctica. Scientists Say It’s Getting Stronger

This strange 'gravity hole' beneath Antarctica could help explain how its ice and oceans changed over millions of years.
1 day ago

Close Call in Yellowstone Caught on Camera as Bison Charges at Tourist Breaking Park Rules

A tourist closely escapes a charging bison at Yellowstone National Park.
1 day ago