Wildlife
The Surprising Reason Animals Evolved to Have Necks
New biomechanical research suggests early tetrapod necks were stiff, evolving for forelimb locomotion rather than head mobility.
The Surprising Reason Animals Evolved to Have Necks
New biomechanical research suggests early tetrapod necks were stiff, evolving for forelimb locomotion rather than head mobility.
Crews Sink the Legendary SS United States Off Florida to Create the World’s Largest Artificial Reef
Poignant transformation as the SS United States becomes the world’s largest artificial reef off Destin, uniting history and marine life.
Crews Sink the Legendary SS United States Off Florida to Create the World’s Largest Artificial Reef
Poignant transformation as the SS United States becomes the world’s largest artificial reef off Destin, uniting history and marine life.
Strait of Hormuz Oil Slicks Devastate Fragile Gulf Ecosystems
Satellite images reveal devastating oil slicks in the Strait of Hormuz, threatening coral, mangroves and coastal communities.
Strait of Hormuz Oil Slicks Devastate Fragile Gulf Ecosystems
Satellite images reveal devastating oil slicks in the Strait of Hormuz, threatening coral, mangroves and coastal communities.
Rescuers Cross a Freezing River Four Times to Save a Deer Trapped Inside a Halloween Pumpkin
DAWG rescued a pumpkin-headed deer in Livonia after ten days, treating dehydration and safely releasing the young buck.
Rescuers Cross a Freezing River Four Times to Save a Deer Trapped Inside a Halloween Pumpkin
DAWG rescued a pumpkin-headed deer in Livonia after ten days, treating dehydration and safely releasing the young buck.
Chimp Sanctuary Delivers Food by Drone During Florida Floods
Uplifting account of a Florida chimpanzee sanctuary using drone delivery to keep 200 chimps safe and fed during flooding.
Chimp Sanctuary Delivers Food by Drone During Florida Floods
Uplifting account of a Florida chimpanzee sanctuary using drone delivery to keep 200 chimps safe and fed during flooding.
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch May Be Leaving a Visible Mark on the Ocean
Researchers suggest microplastics may be changing the Great Pacific Garbage Patch's color toward cyan, detectable from satellites.
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch May Be Leaving a Visible Mark on the Ocean
Researchers suggest microplastics may be changing the Great Pacific Garbage Patch's color toward cyan, detectable from satellites.