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An Animal Awakens After 24,000 Years Frozen in Ice
A tiny critter survived for thousands of years in Arctic permafrost before being revived in a lab. Scientists want to find out how.
Watch Out! There's a New Ocean on the Block
A new ocean has been added to the list. The Southern Ocean becomes the fifth ocean to be officially recognized on the world map.
Ending Plastic Pollution in the Ocean One Drone at a Time
Man versus machine: it's a fight to undo plastic pollution created by humans through means of a drone army.
An Inspiration for All: Rosie the Penguin
Rosie the Riveter, meet your adorable present-day inspiration, Rosie the penguin from the OdySea Aquarium in Scottsdale, Arizona.
New Study from Brazil Makes a Huge Splash in Manta Ray Conservation
One batoid (the skates and rays) that needs no introduction are the manta rays. With 20-ft wingspans, these plankton-loving filter feeders can glide through bright blue oceans as if soaring effortlessly across a cloudless sky.
The Shark Fin Sales Elimination Act Passed the US Senate
On World Ocean’s Day 2021, CHOW (Capitol Hill Ocean Week) took a CHOMP out of the threats that sharks are still enduring. The CHOW bite came in the form of the Shark Fin Sales Elimination Act (SFSEA- S. 1106), which recently passed the senate and is now returning to the House for approval.
Unraveling the Mysteries of Basking Sharks
With a scientific name that translates to "large-nosed sea monster," the Basking Shark is an elusive member of the shark family.
Protecting Pink Dolphins and Piranhas Deep in the Amazon Jungle
Deep in the Amazon jungle, almost a two hour boat ride from the nearest town, lies a complex wetland system where pink dolphins, black caiman, exotic birds, piranhas, and endangered fish live.
Great Mysteries of the Deep: How Sharks Find Their Way Home
How are sharks able to travel thousands of miles across the ocean and return to the same exact locations year after year? Last month, researchers found the answer to one of the greatest mysteries in the animal kingdom.
Biden Summit Commits Nations to Less Pollution and a Brighter Future
President Biden catapulted the US back into its international climate change commitments on Earth Day 2021 with a wide-ranging summit on industrial emissions, clean technologies, job creation, and innovation. Ambitious action on greenhouse gases was announced, with promises to reduce emissions by 50-52% by 2030.
Bring It On, Mount Whitney
Climbing the world’s highest peaks tests every aspect of your being, and as a nature photographer, it can test your skill.
Bird Enthusiasts Take Over Social Media for #BlackBirdersWeek
Because nature lovers are just as diverse as nature itself.
Offshore Wind Farms Present Huge Green Gains and Tricky Challenges
Wind power is one of the most important renewable energy sources for reducing air pollution and climate warming emissions across the planet. Turbine energy has a huge green advantage with a carbon footprint 90 times smaller than coal and 40 times smaller than gas-fired power.
Watch the 24/7 Brood X Cicada Cam
After 17 long years the Brood X cicadas are emerging from the ground to begin their new lifecycle. During CICADA WEEK, check in on some live events in some cicada dense areas of the US. Watch the 24/7 LIVE CICADA CAM starting Monday, May 24 at 9A ET through Sunday, May 30 at 11P ET.
Revised Climate Normals from NOAA Revealed
Facing the unusual: NOAA’s latest climate report warns of “longer-term warming,” something all humans should be concerned about.