Photo of the Day - Your Supermoon Photos, July 12
The first of the 2014 summer supermoons filled the night sky last night. Here are some of your photos from around the United States. Click to see the full photos.
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Pesky Beavers Put to Work Restoring Streams
"Biologists are using the skills of nature's best engineers, relocating troublemaking beavers to the headwaters of the Yakima River, where their talent for chewing willows and constructing lodges can be put to use, helping to restore streams and salmon habitat."
Another Record Year for Sea Turtles in Florida
Leatherback turtle nesting reached a new record this year in Florida while the number of loggerhead sea turtle nests remained high, according to Fish and Wildlife Research Institute scientists.
Rescued Bear Cub Goes Absolutely Bananas Upon Her Return to Forest
This baby cub, rescued from the illegal wildlife trade, can bear-ly contain her excitement while taking a romp in the woods.
Sons & Grandsons Haul Paralyzed Dad Into Grand Canyon for Trip of Lifetime
An Ohio family set out to show the world that people can do anything, despite great obstacles. They took on the mighty Grand Canyon with a 1-wheel chair.
Scientist Wants to Name This Cute Octopus Species "Adorabilis"
A marine researcher thinks she's discovered a new octopus and wants to name the species "Adorabilis" because it' so adorable. (Photos)
Help the Monarch Population by Raising Them Yourself
I read, when left in the natural world, only 1 in 10 monarchs reach adulthood, so this summer I raised and released 41 monarchs on my own.
Ecuador Breaks World Record for Planting Most Tree Species in 8 Hours
Thousands of people planted 647,250 in a single day across Ecuador. It's the second environmental world record snatched by the South American nation.
Affectionate Elk Shows Up At Wildfire To Nuzzle Firefighters
When firefighters set up a command post near her pasture, this orphaned elk had to pay them a visit and meet each one personally.
Sea Turtle Trapped Upside Down in Trench is Rescued in Time
When a loggerhead turtle flipped over and was trapped on her back in a rocky ditch, it needed a lot of help to get back to sea.
Baby Boom for World's Rarest Cats: Back From Edge of Extinction
At least 16 Amur leopard cubs have been spotted in a Russian National Park just nine years after the species dropped to just 30 cats in the wild.
Moose Discovers Wind Chimes - "Moose-ical" Joy Ensues (WATCH)
An Alaska woman caught video of this moose playing an impromptu concert on her wind chimes...
Crops Grown on Barge Lets Folks in NYC Pick Free Food From Docks
People are delivering a garden featuring 80 different kinds of fruit and vegetables to docks near food deserts in New York City this summer.
Honey Nut Cheerios Gives Back to Bees, Planting 3,300 Acres of Habitat
This cereal company is working with its oat growers to set aside the equivalent of 3,000 football fields as natural habitat for honey bees.
This Dog's Certified Nose is Saving Bee Colonies from Disease
Klinker the black Labrador is the only dog in America certified to save bees by sniffing out a disease that can destroy whole colonies.
Girl's Lemonade Recipe to Saves Bees Turned Into Million Dollar Whole Foods Deal
This little girl turned her grandmother's lemonade recipe into a national business and a platform to help save honey bees around the world.
80% of New England Forests, Once Cleared for Farmland, Have Come Back
Wildlife is returning to New England forests now that 80% of the trees have been restored since the 1800s when they were clear-cut for farmland.
World's Most Eco-Friendly Country Hails Newborn Prince in a Perfect Way
Planting trees as a way to celebrate a milestone seems fitting for one of the most peaceful, happy, and eco-friendly countries on the planet.
33 Lions Freed From Circuses, Return to their African "Birthright"
The largest ever airlift of big cats have delivered 33 lions freed from circuses in Columbia and Peru to a wildlife sanctuary in South Africa.
SeaWorld to End Orca Whale Shows in California (WATCH)
After plunging attendance and a state commission banning captive breeding of Orcas, SeaWorld is stopping its killer whale shows in San Diego.
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