Share a Moment of Awe With This Jewel of Australian Animals: the Leafy Seadragon
As an example of the majesty of life, the art of camouflage, and the extremes of evolution, one need look no further than the leafy seadragon
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World's First 5-Nation Reserve Spans 4,000 Sq-Miles in Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary, Serbia: 'The Amazon of Europe'
UNESCO has Designated by Mura Drava Danube Transboundary Reserve after a decade of advocacy, creating a 5-nation reserve "Amazon of Europe".
Squirrels Have Very Different Personality Traits - Just Like Humans
Squirrels have human-like personality traits, says a new study from UC Davis in California.
Wildlife Officers Finally Figure Out How to Remove Tire That Was Around an Elk's Neck for 2 Years
After two years of life with a tire around his neck, a 600-pound elk was finally sedated by rangers and the tire was removed.
How to See Meteor Showers from Halley's Comet This Month
In October 2021, there's going to be a spectacular Orionid meteor shower towards the end of the month.
UK is Now Safeguarding Ocean Territory Twice the Size of England Thanks to Massive New Protections
The UK has just approved the largest expansion of their protected ocean habitat, bringing the grand total to over 220,000 square kilometers.
Salmon Spawning for the First Time in 80 Years in the Upper Columbia River
For the first time in 80 years, salmon are spawning again on Colville Tribal Reservation on the Sanpoil River, in the Columbia River System.
Endangered Condors to Return to Northern California Skies After Nearly a Century
Partners help the nation's largest land bird, the California condor, return to the northern portion of its historic range.
Bezos Earth Fund Pledges $1B to Conserve Land and Sea in Critical Areas 'We can and must reverse this'
Conservation groups working to preserve the Congo, Andes Mountains, and Pacific islands will see a $1 billion donation from Bezos' Earth Fund
Want to Know Where The Best Fall Colors Are in Your Area? Check Out This Interactive U.S. Map
An interactive, digital map from SmokyMountains.com lets you see where the best fall colors are in the USA.
Firefighters Have Been Winning the Battle To Protect Sequoia's Giant Trees - Using Foil Blankets (LOOK)
As the Windy Fire made its way into Sequoia National Park, firefighters wrapped General Sherman in protective foil.
Listen to Millions of Monarch Butterflies Make One of the Rarest Sounds on Earth: 'Just like a waterfall'
Phil Torres of The Jungle Diaries has recorded the sounds of a million or more butterflies fluttering in the Mexican rainforest.
Old Irish Goats Return to Hills of Dublin After a Century to Join Firefighting Brigade -And They're Loving It
After wildfires on Howth hills above Dublin threatened houses, the Old Irish Goat Society was hired to employ endangered goats to help.
Chinese City Builds a 'Food Court' for Elephants - to Feed Future Migrating Herds, After Recent Escapades
An elephant dining hall has been built in the Jinhong Nature Reserve in Yunnan let elephants eat in peace, while not invading farms.
Italy is Protecting its Giant Trees Forever - Monumental Trees that Can Live for Centuries
Carrying legends, birds, and injuries, the biggest oldest trees in Italy get put on the national register of monumental trees.
If Left to Regrow, Brazil's Atlantic Forest Could Recover Faster and Store More Carbon Cheaper Than Tree Planting
Instead of mass tree planting, natural regeneration could save brazil's Atlantic Forest, store more carbon, and cost $90 billion less.
Abandoned Airport Turned into Sensory Experience Park Providing Green Refuge in Crowded Taiwan City
In Taichung, a sensory-experience and landscape park of 10,000 trees is being made on an abandoned airport.
From Cheeky Bears to Goofy Gophers, See the Fun Finalists of the Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards
See the winners of the Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards 2021, from goofy gophers to one very cheeky kodiak bear.
Moths' Rippled Forewings Are Actually a Sophisticated Defense System Against Echo Location
Reflecting bat sonar through folds and ripples, the tips on the beautiful forewings of larger silk moths are lifesaving defense systems.
What Are the Top Sounds Most Likely to Trigger Your Happy Memories? Poll Names Top 40
These are the top sounds most likely to trigger fond memories for people polled in a study of 2,000 adults over the age of 50.
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