Environment
Plastic Foam Chokes Our Oceans and Threatens Marine Life
Foam fragments drift through the waves like silent intruders, poisoning wildlife and littering coastlines with shards of plastic. Our oceans are under siege, and the lasting damage could affect every...
Plastic Foam Chokes Our Oceans and Threatens Marine Life
Foam fragments drift through the waves like silent intruders, poisoning wildlife and littering coastlines with shards of plastic. Our oceans are under siege, and the lasting damage could affect every...
Activists Fight to Free Latin America’s Last Captive Orca After Decades of Isolation
For over 30 years, Kshamenk, the last captive orca in Latin America, has lived alone in a concrete tank.
Activists Fight to Free Latin America’s Last Captive Orca After Decades of Isolation
For over 30 years, Kshamenk, the last captive orca in Latin America, has lived alone in a concrete tank.
Climate-Fueled Storms Are Leaving Wildlife Broken and Displaced
They can’t evacuate. They can’t rebuild. And when the fires rage, floods rise, or winds howl, most won’t survive. From birds circling where nests once were to mammals burned, drowned,...
Climate-Fueled Storms Are Leaving Wildlife Broken and Displaced
They can’t evacuate. They can’t rebuild. And when the fires rage, floods rise, or winds howl, most won’t survive. From birds circling where nests once were to mammals burned, drowned,...
Florida Woman Fights Off Alligator with Bare Hands to Save Her Dog
Her dog never saw it coming. A quiet Florida walk turned into a nightmare when a 6-foot alligator lunged from a lake and clamped its jaws around her rescue dog’s...
Florida Woman Fights Off Alligator with Bare Hands to Save Her Dog
Her dog never saw it coming. A quiet Florida walk turned into a nightmare when a 6-foot alligator lunged from a lake and clamped its jaws around her rescue dog’s...
Bonobos Break the Silence of Evolution with Human-Like Speech Patterns
In the depths of the Congolese rainforest, bonobos are saying more than we thought possible—combining calls into something eerily close to human speech.
Bonobos Break the Silence of Evolution with Human-Like Speech Patterns
In the depths of the Congolese rainforest, bonobos are saying more than we thought possible—combining calls into something eerily close to human speech.
California’s Western Burrowing Owls Fight for Survival as Urban Sprawl Pushes Them to the Brink
They’re small, with piercing yellow eyes and a love for underground homes. But California’s Western Burrowing Owls are fighting a battle for survival against relentless threats.
California’s Western Burrowing Owls Fight for Survival as Urban Sprawl Pushes Them to the Brink
They’re small, with piercing yellow eyes and a love for underground homes. But California’s Western Burrowing Owls are fighting a battle for survival against relentless threats.