Scientists were using drones to count South American river turtles in the Brazilian Amazon when they discovered the nesting site with around 41,000 adult females.
A 113-million-year-old ant fossil found in Brazil is the oldest known ant species. This newly described ancient ant had unique scythe-like jaws for hunting.
A team of conservationists is returning blue-and-yellow macaws to the wild using a new method: free-flight training.
This tiny frog can fit on your fingertip and leap 32 times its size!
Fires have swept through an important breeding refuge for hyacinth macaws.
A study in São Paulo, Brazil found that some mammals respond to living near humans by becoming more active at night.
Three young people share how they’ve been impacted by droughts, heat, and flooding in Brazil.
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.
In Brazil, folklore says that colorful fish fall from the clouds when it rains. Could this magical folk story be true?
Iracambi’s Eco-leader Program helps kids get outside, have fun, and collect seeds to regrow the forest.
A conservation project is helping beekeepers and giant armadillos coexist in Brazil.
Sofia Ceiba talks to Cari the araucaria tree. These trees, once munched by dinosaurs, are now at risk and need our help!