Three young people share how they’ve been impacted by droughts, heat, and flooding in Brazil.
Celebrate biodiversity, starting in your own backyard.
Scientists working on reefs in the Indian Ocean have discovered that nutrients from seabird poop help corals grow!
First Nations people in Australia, like the Martu, have been using cultural burning to manage land, plants, and animals for thousands of years.
From the world’s smallest lizard to incredible color-changers, chameleons are truly special!
Djoko has waded through marshes, hiked forests, ascended peaks, tracked rivers, and led expeditions in search of new frogs!
Habitat loss and pesticides are a problem for bioluminescent insects like fireflies. And scientists worry that light pollution may be a threat to them too.
A group of scientists has found evidence that our great ape relatives tease each other by poking, hitting or pulling on a body part in playful ways.
Insects have two ways of flying, synchronous and asynchronous. Scientists built a robotic insect model to test how the two ways of flying might have evolved.
By munching on burrowing crabs, sea otters are helping return the Elkhorn Slough to good health.
New research reveals a possible answer to this age-old question …
In Brazil, folklore says that colorful fish fall from the clouds when it rains. Could this magical folk story be true?