In the Wake of Hurricane Florence, North Carolinians Are Fighting Off Extra-Large—and Extra-Aggressive—Mosquitoes
One resident who was attacked by a swarm compared it to "a bad science fiction movie."
One resident who was attacked by a swarm compared it to "a bad science fiction movie."
She thought she had dug up a piece of glass.
An important use for the fungus among us.
The common herbicide could harm bees' gut bacteria, making them vulnerable to deadly infections.
The bottles can be reused up to 40 times.
All 117 parks that normally charge admission will be free and open to the public on Saturday, September 22.
Mummified penguins occasionally turn up, too.
Sixty million cigarette butts have been collected from oceans since the 1980s.
You'll soon find out how breathable your neighborhood is.
Because you're probably overdue for a new toothbrush anyway.
A quarter of the world's 100 busiest airports are less than 32 feet above sea level.
Business is buzzing.
The move will save more than 1300 tons of plastic every year.
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is twice the size of Texas.
It's less stressful for the fish than transporting them on the ground.
Try not to weep.
Universality strikes a balance between order and randomness.
Nearly 2800 locations across the U.S. will ditch single-use bags in the next few years.
The crustaceans are scaring off the insect's natural predators.
Surprise!
And firefighters can still use them.
Scientists are calling the development "scary."
Put them in the trash instead.
The son of legendary explorer Jacques Cousteau is an expert.