Rising water temperatures all over the world are causing a multitude of problems for the planet. Recently, a spike in the ocean temperatures is suspected to have led to the death of one million seabirds.

Scientists in Zurich are using facial recognition-style algorithms to map what we cannot see in space.

We hear so much about plastic and how its inability to biodegrade affects the planet, but how can we change the world with a new type of plastic, bioplastic that is.

Battle Bots is coming back to Discovery Channel with more hours of bot fighting fun than ever before.

It might be cold outside, but that doesn’t stop some of nature’s most beautiful wildlife from venturing out. In fact, there are a number of animals who are far more active during the winter months. Here's your guide on how and where to spot them. And don’t forget your binoculars.

When we think of an ocean, we don't necessarily think of Pluto. If we can’t see the liquid water, why do astronomers think it’s there?

Pluto is the black sheep of the planets in our solar system and it looks like astronomers aren’t sure how long Pluto will remain in its present orbit.

Pluto isn't alone after all. Besides being the home of Pluto, the Kuiper belt hosts dwarf planets, and smaller bits of rock and ice.

As we celebrate the 90th anniversary of Pluto’s discovery, we are forced to examine and reflect on the planetary status of the formerly recognized 9th planet in our solar system. #TeamPluto premieres Tuesday, February 18th at 11pm ET/PT on Discovery and Discovery GO.

World Pangolin Day is a yearly global celebration of pangolins and the people working to save them from extinction. This shy curious creature is the most trafficked animal in the world.

What is a bomb cyclone? And what’s up with Storm Dennis being such a menace in the UK?

The quest for gold is never over when your name is Parker Schnabel.

The Broomstick Challenge is clearly sweeping the nation, but don’t let it fool you. If you take a closer look behind the meaning of it, it’s not exactly based on real science.

What is the Ice Memory Project and what will we learn about our past from this study of glaciers?

Water, water everywhere; drinking more will help kids think. So says a study recently published in The Journal of Nutrition.