Wildlife
Elephants Call Each Other By Name, New Study Suggests
Elephants – both African and Asian – are endangered. In Africa, their numbers are less than 5% of what they were just 100 years ago, while their range has gotten substantially...
Elephants Call Each Other By Name, New Study Suggests
Elephants – both African and Asian – are endangered. In Africa, their numbers are less than 5% of what they were just 100 years ago, while their range has gotten substantially...
Radioactive Drilling Waste Threatens Pennsylvania’s Rural Communities
For decades, Pennsylvania has seen its dirt and gravel roads treated with wastewater from conventional oil and gas drilling. The practice, intended to control dust and ice, is now under...
Radioactive Drilling Waste Threatens Pennsylvania’s Rural Communities
For decades, Pennsylvania has seen its dirt and gravel roads treated with wastewater from conventional oil and gas drilling. The practice, intended to control dust and ice, is now under...
Bear Burglar Hank the Tank's Cubs Released Back Into the Wild
The offspring of a burglarizing bear have been successfully released back into the wild.
Bear Burglar Hank the Tank's Cubs Released Back Into the Wild
The offspring of a burglarizing bear have been successfully released back into the wild.
Discover the Secret Equation Behind Nature's Most Elegant Flyers and Swimmers
Discover how to protect your beloved pet from painful burns and heatstroke.
Discover the Secret Equation Behind Nature's Most Elegant Flyers and Swimmers
Discover how to protect your beloved pet from painful burns and heatstroke.
Sea Otters Save California's Kelp Forests from Extinction
Once hunted to near extinction, these playful creatures have become vital protectors of the underwater ecosystem.
Sea Otters Save California's Kelp Forests from Extinction
Once hunted to near extinction, these playful creatures have become vital protectors of the underwater ecosystem.
Algae Blooms Are Poisoning Our Waters and Threatening Human Health
Excess fertilizer use isn't just about greener lawns; it's wreaking havoc on our wildlife and water quality.
Algae Blooms Are Poisoning Our Waters and Threatening Human Health
Excess fertilizer use isn't just about greener lawns; it's wreaking havoc on our wildlife and water quality.