In World First, English Museum Successfully Breeds Endangered Harlequin Toad
In Manchester Museum, collaboration with the Panama Wildlife Conservation has created the world's first breeding center for harlequin toads.
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#WallStreetBets Traders Donate $300,000 to Adopt Gorillas From Dian Fossey Fund
Utilizing their winnings from their historic short squeeze, /r/WallStreetBets spent 300,000 dollars on adopting gorillas through Jane Fossey
These Floating Islands Will Form a 'Parkipelago' in Copenhagen's Harbor
In the harbor of Copenhagen, floating green islands built by designer Studio Fokstrot become one of the first "parkipelagos" on Earth.
This City Created the Largest Free Food Forest in the Country, Where Anyone Can Pick Fruits and Veggies
In Browns Mill, southeast Atlanta, city council, the Forest Service, and the Conservation Fund, have grown America's largest free food forest
Look Out For a Rare Quadruple Formation in the Night Sky This Week
Look out for a rare and special Quadruple Formation in the night sky this March 9 and 10, 2021.
Hot Springs National Park Turns 100 Today-The Oldest Protected Land in America
Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas has a number of festivals and events to celebrate its 100th birthday.
Giant Sharks That Glow in the Dark Discovered by Scientists Who Got Wise to Their Camouflage
Scientists studying bioluminescence in sharks have identified the largest glow-in-the-dark shark on Earth, the 5 foot-long kitefin shark.
Processors in Tech Wearables like Fitbits Could Be Replaced Using Mushroom Mycelium
Processors in tech wearables like heart rate monitors, could be replaced with mycelium which can actually sense electrical signals.
The First Farmer in the US to Sequester Carbon for Cash in Private Marketplace Earns $115,000 For His Planting Strategy
Changes in U.S. agricultural policy under Biden could allow farms to increase incomes through the sale of carbon credits.
One Simple Change Cut Accidental Albatross and Seabird Deaths by 98%: 'Absolutely amazing'
Saving over 20,000 birds from death by bycatch entanglement, Namibian fishermen have used bird-scaring lines on the backs of their boats.
Figaro the Toolmaking Cockatoo Taught His Mates How to Craft Tools - And Stunned Scientists
In a Vienna lab, Goffin's Cockatoos make tools from wood, carboard, and teach the skill to their peers in a stunning display of intelligence.
The Internet is Sharing Magical Photos of What Happens When Hot Water Meets Cold Air
What happens when people turn boiling water into a spray of ice crystals in the frozen winter air? Amazing 'Mpemba effect' Instagram photos.
Everyone in England is Planting Wildflower Meadows After Prince Charles Replants 60 of Them to Honor Queen
Prince Charles organized wildflower planting for the Queen's 60th coronation anniversary, but Plantlife UK wants to make it a national trend
Space Station Captures Footage of Blue Lightning Bursting Toward Space
A space weather observatory has captured footage of blue jets, red sprites, and elves—three different kinds of space lightning.
China Passes Landmark Law Protecting the Yangtze - One of China's 'Mother Rivers'
New Chinese laws protecting the environmental and biological integrity of the Yangtze, China's Mother River, go into effect March 1st
Tiny Chameleon Species Just Discovered in Madagascar is a 'Spectacular Case of Extreme Miniaturization'
The newly described brookesia nana, is the smallest reptile on earth at just 13mm, yet possessing one of the largest sex organs of the species
30 Years After Big Eruption Put Volcano Mouse on the 'Extinct' List, Research Reveals it's 'Doing Great'
After the 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo on Luzo, the Philippines, scientists thought a tiny mouse that lived there would have gone extinct.
Mythical Creatures Made From Nature's Waste Have Been Popping Up in Canadian Park
From twigs and twine, Burnaby's Nickie Lewis has been making mythical creatures and placing the art sculptures in a local park.
Photographer Uses Lockdown to Snap Photos of Amazing Wild Birds in Garden -All From the Kitchen Window
Cancer survivor Andrew Fusek Peters used lockdown to photograph the amazing wild birds in his garden-by snapping through the kitchen window.
Thursday's 'Wolf Moon' Kicks-Off A Year Of Three Supermoons, Including a 'Blood Moon'
Look out for the Full Wolf Moon on January 28, and learn about other full moon events happening through 2021.
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