A new atlas can help you explore the world-famous biodiversity of the Galapagos Islands from home.
You may have heard her songs, seen her videos, maybe even attended one of her concerts … but have you seen the Australian bugs named after Taylor Swift?
Africa has the second highest diversity of freshwater fish on Earth.
A newly described fish species from Papua New Guinea is named after Darth Vader for its purplish-black color.
Scientists found the frogs in a rugged part of the Andes Mountains.
Researchers have come up with a way to make medicine from plastic waste.
Many people in the Philippines live far from hospitals and use native plants to stay healthy.
Bengaluru has the largest population of leopards in India.
The Bogong moths of Australia make an amazing migration each year using stars to guide them.
People have seen and photographed much more of the moon’s surface than they have the deep seafloor of Earth.
Dogs are domesticated relatives of wolves. But do you know where your pet cat originally came from?
Scientists are using underwater microphones, aerial surveys, and machine learning to count endangered North Atlantic right whales.