ENVIRONMENT

Special remote cameras have detected a rare nursing female wolverine and her two kits in Washington's Mount Rainier National Park.

The SS 'Portland' vanished into the Atlantic during a storm of the century, but we still don’t know exactly why it sank.

Your gut microbes might be yearning for their outdoor counterparts—and telling your brain to go find them.

The searing heat comes close to the 134 degrees recorded in Death Valley in 1913. But with that temperature called into question, Sunday's measurement may be the hottest ever.

A murder hornet’s stinger can do some serious damage to humans, but what its pincers do to bees is arguably worse.

The seed packets, which have been mailed unsolicited to residents in at least seven states, have not been approved by agricultural officials and might be harmful to local plant life.

Svalbard, Norway—where 1 million of the world's seed samples are held in a high-security facility—experienced record temperatures in July 2020.

A Burger King ad spot, which features child yodeler Mason Ramsey insisting cow farts are responsible for methane emissions, has been criticized for taking a flippant approach to global warming.

A “heat dome” is partially to blame, but climate change has been causing alarmingly high temperatures in Siberia for months.

The last time a bald eagle nest with eggs was recorded on Cape Cod in Massachusets was more than a century ago.

Yangmingshan National Park in Taiwan has such a low level of background noise, urban visitors can hear birds chirping and ducks paddling.

From May 31 to June 5, follow along as Black Birders Week highlights the experiences and expertise of Black scientists and naturalists.