This year's fattest bear champion is raising the bar for the jiggliest bear bod in the game. Mother Nature's out done herself with this annual hyperphagic marvel. See photos of the 2020 winner and some favorite memories from Fat Bear Week.
A pug in North Carolina has tested positive for COVID-19, after the virus worked its way through almost his whole family.
Our world's oceans are continually challeged by pollution, overfishing, and climate change. This affects sharks just as much as it affects humans--if not more so. Read on to learn about some endangered sharks that need our help.
Looking for a fun, educational, and zero-waste DIY project? Try creating a mini-garden using a convenient kitchen scrap: egg shells!
Here are five women who made it their life's mission to make the world a better place through environmental activism.
Conservationists warn that half a million sharks could be killed and harvested to develop the global supply of COVID-19 vaccines. But what do sharks have to do with vaccines? One word: squalene.
Cutting-edge technology takes a team of scientists at Beneath the Waves (BTW) deeper than they’ve ever gone before by shedding new light on how tiger sharks use our deep seas. Don't miss TIGER SHARK KING, Friday, August 14 at 10P ET on Discovery.
Are worms really an invasive pest outside of the garden?
Our freshwater is locked up in the Antarctic Ice Sheet.
Scientists have studied this species-rich ecosystem for more than 100 years, so the discovery of a towering 1,600 foot coral reef is one of the great finds of the century.
After the devastating Lake Fire in California, nature photographer and conservationist Ian Shive ventured out to document the devastation firsthand.
When I first moved to California in the late-1990s, the California condor was something I always remember hearing about from wildlife enthusiasts.
The best stories are those that exist around authentic moments. In this case, showing the earliest signs of spring as cracks and textures emerge on a lake in Alaska.
A conservation success story in California has taken a turn for the worst following the catastrophic blazes that have swept the state over the past month.
Congress just passed a once in a lifetime 'Great America Outdoors Act' and here's what that means for the environment.