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Feb 2, 2023
Human Chain Helps Herd Wayward Dolphin Home
A stranded bottlenose dolphin made it safely back to sea, thanks to the efforts of over 30 biologists and volunteers in Clearwater, Florida. -
Feb 2, 2023
Ancient Maya Society Far Larger Than Previously Thought
The ancient Mayans lived in the jungles of Central America more than 2,000 years ago. -
Feb 1, 2023
Dwindling Dietary Diversity a Growing Concern, Experts Say
A glance down a grocery store aisle may suggest that we have a dazzling variety of dietary options. -
Feb 1, 2023
Winter Storm Wallops South and Central US, Leaving 2 Dead
A storm bearing a blend of ice, sleet, and snow hit the central and southern US on Tuesday. -
Jan 27, 2023
Once Biologically Dead, River Mersey Is an Eco-Success Story
Normally, a shark sighting in a river would be cause for alarm. -
Jan 27, 2023
Study: Prairie Dog Die-off Devastated Wyoming Ecosystem
A prairie dog die-off caused by an ancient disease had big effects on plants and other animals that live in the same ecosystem, a new study found. -
Jan 26, 2023
A Pearl of a Recycling Program: Restoring Oyster Reefs
The time has come, as Lewis Carroll’s Walrus might say, to talk of oyster things. For example, what might one do with over 6,000 tons of oyster shells? -
Jan 24, 2023
Lula Accuses Former President of ‘Genocide’ Against Remote Amazon Group
Brazil’s government has declared a health crisis among an Indigenous group. -
Jan 23, 2023
Toxic “Toadzilla” Found in Australia a Possible Record Breaker
The nearly six-pound cane toad found last weekend in Queensland, Australia, may not be a city-crushing kaiju, but it certainly shocked park ranger Kylee Gray. -
Jan 23, 2023
El Niño Forecast to Bring Ever More Heat Across Globe
Our planet could face “off the chart” hot temperatures later this year as the weather pattern known as El Niño might return, bringing heat waves with it. -
Jan 19, 2023
Webb Telescope Discovers its First Exoplanet, an Earth-Sized World
The James Webb telescope for the first time has confirmed the existence of an exoplanet. It looks like Earth. -
Jan 18, 2023
High Levels of “Forever Chemicals” Found in US Freshwater Fish
Eating just one freshwater fish could be equal to drinking water filled with toxic chemicals for a whole month. -
Jan 17, 2023
Nonprofit Seeks to Restore Bison on Large Swath of Montana Land
One of the most enduring myths held by many Indigenous tribespeople is the belief that the North American bison will one day return. -
Jan 17, 2023
Up in the Air, a Bird, a Plane? No, a Falling Iguana
It isn’t exactly a lizard blizzard, nor could it be described as the reptilian version of raining cats and dogs. -
Jan 12, 2023
US Approves First Vaccine for Honey Bees
American Foulbrood disease is as dangerous to honey bees as it sounds.
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