Watch Adorable Moment a Sloth Reunited With Her Baby After It Was Found Stranded and Crying On Beach
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This Plant From a Single Seed is Now 77 Sq-Miles Wide and World's Largest
The Shark Bay might now be called "Seagrass Bay" as its biggest resident is not a Great White, but a single seagrass.
Urban Forests Create a Birdlife Boom in New Zealand Cities - Even Species Absent for Generations
Cities in New Zealand can enjoy higher concentrations of bird life if they spend a little time reforesting with native trees.
Millions of Tons of Earth Dug for New London Subway Line Became a New Bird Sanctuary
With 3.5 million tonnes of earth to spare, railway developers agreed to give it a the RSPB, who created a beautiful neature reseve.
Bird-Watcher Wrongfully Accused in Central Park Lands a Nat Geo TV Show About Birding
The Black man who was wrongly accused by a White woman in New York while he was birdwatching is set to star in a new Nat Geo TV series.
Wintering Monarch Butterflies Bounce Back in Mexico - Numbers Surge by 35%
Mexico's arriving monarch butterflies from last year covered 7 acres of trees, a 35% increase from last year.
Acres of Toxic Chemicals and Rusting Cars Becomes National Park After Amazing Transformation
The story of how the toxic wasteland of Krejci Dump became the cleanest part of Cuyahoga National Park is nothing short of a miracle.
Divers Recover 12 Tons of Trash From Lake Tahoe -Along With Engagement Rings and Wallets
A scuba dive team has completed an extraordinary clean-up of Lake Tahoe, pulling up more than 12 tons of submerged trash.
Number of Greater One-Horned Rhinos Reaches New High - Up From Just 100 Individuals
The International Rhino Foundation announced the population now numbers 4,014 individuals-up from just 100 individuals 50 years ago.
We Finally Rid An Island of 300,000 Rats - Now Everything is Blooming
The beautiful island in the Tasman Sea has killed over 300,000 rats, saving a variety of plants and animals from extinction.
New Online Map Shows You the Local Mosquito Forecast for the Week
SC Johnson and Google Earth have partnered to create a scientific mosquito database that uses weather and entomology data to pinpoint numbers
An Otter Spotted in Detroit River May be First Sighting in 100 Years
Eric Ste Marie that it might have been a muskrat, but after consulting with experts, he realized he had seen the first otter in 100 years.
Chinook Salmon Introduced to Mountain Streams Not Inhabited for 100 Years
State and federal agencies join to save native salmon from drought and climate change in the U.S. by re-introducing chinook salmon to rivers.
Morel Mushrooms Have Finally Been Reliably Cultivated Indoors For the First Time
It took four decades of research, and more than 350 genetic individuals, but Danish mycologists have finally grown morels indoors.
World's Largest Oyster Restoration Is Big Success - Fulfilling Virginia's Promise to Chesapeake Bay Rivers
Four of the six Virginia tributaries into the Chesapeake Bay are teeming with oyster reefs once again through diligent restoration.
'No Mow May' Gives You a Reason to NOT Mow the Lawn: Leave the Weeds to Feed the Bees
No Mow May is a movement that began in the United Kingdom and is now rapidly spreading throughout the United States,
When Fish Species Get Frisky, Their Motion Causes Earth's Waters to Move-Just Like a Major Storm
When anchovies gather together to spawn, their activity creates ocean turbulence similar to rough tides and strong storms.
John Kerry's Global Ocean Conference Raises 400+ Commitments Worth $16 Billion to Protect Ocean Health
The Our Ocean Conference concluded recently with the announcement a grand tally of 410 commitments worth $16.35 Billion.
After US Declared Largest Woodpecker Extinct, New Evidence Supports Belief They Are Still Here
After more than 75 years without a scientific sighting, a team from the National Aviary believe they've found the ivory-billed woodpecker.
Millipede Species Named After Taylor Swift by Scientist Superfan: 'Her music helped me through grad school'
Taylor Swift, an American singer known for her musical talents, has earned a new accolade. She now has a new species of millipede named after her.
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