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Are The Birds Getting Louder?
From the pages of The Explorers Journal, contributing editor Nick Smith gets to the bottom of a global pandemic phenomenon.
30 Years After the Nuclear Disaster, Chernobyl Wildlife Is Thriving
A nuclear disaster proves that wildlife is resilient.
Wombats: The Furry Heroes of the Australian Wildfires
Wombats dug craters which tapped into deep-flowing water, providing vital resources to fauna and fellow animals.
Wolves Work Hard to Help Our Ecosystem
Wolf Awareness Week is October 18–24. This week is dedicated to understanding wolves and their impact on the ecosystem. Let's celebrate this beautiful creature and dedicate some time to learning more about them.
These 7 Traits Make You Irresistible to Mosquitoes
Learn about mosquitoes at Discovery.com
Wild Animals Explore City Streets Amid Pandemic
In 2020 anything is possible, and the animals are taking back the streets.
Why Do Birds Have Hollow Bones? It's Not to Make Them Lighter
Do hollow bones really help birds fly?
Why Islands Have The Most Unique Creatures on Earth
What is it about islands that makes scientists weak in the knees?
Why are Polar Bears Facing Severe Weight Loss and Having Fewer Cubs?
Here's what we can we do on International Polar Bear Day to honor and protect the species.
Silver-backed Chevrotain Photographed for the First Time in the Wild!
First-ever photos and footage of the silver-backed chevrotain, tiny deer-like creatures, have been photographed in Vietnam after an intense search.
9 of the Weirdest Types of Planets in Our Galaxy
Learn about the planets at discovery.com
Taking a Cold Hard Look at Melting Glaciers
What is the Ice Memory Project and what will we learn about our past from this study of glaciers?
The Real Reason Flamingos Stand on One Leg
Learn about flamingos at discovery.com
These Bee Chicas Are Colorado’s Local Heroes
Last year, US beekeepers lost almost 40% of their bee colonies. Four women banded together to help the bee population flourish in Colorado.
Saving the Black Bears of the West
Black bears are North America’s most familiar bears. One non-profit is working to reduce state-approved hunting programs in the American West to save the black bears.