Scientists Find Two New Species of Deadly 'Bird-Catcher' Trees
The trees want birds to disperse seeds—but sometimes kill them instead.
The trees want birds to disperse seeds—but sometimes kill them instead.
The vika is the subject of folk songs and nursery rhymes, but scientists had never found a real specimen before.
Proposed by design firm DFA, the 712-foot-tall timber observation structure would filter the polluted Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir while providing awe-inspiring views of the city.
Here are the top 2017 winners of Nikon’s annual Small World in Motion digital video competition.
The island will soon be completely snowless.
It appeared on plenty of maps, but was completely fictional.
This is one of only three known white-giraffe sightings.
You can catch colorful autumn colors from special observatory train cars this fall on Amtrak.
For these pups, it's achoo instead of yay or nay.
Botanical Sketchbooks, a new book by Helen and William Bynum, collects some of the best drawings of the world's flora dating back to the 15th century.
The animated show ran an episode urging kids not to be afraid of spiders. Australian parents said, "Actually … "
As Austinites processed their shock and grief, the police worked to nab the perpetrator.
Learn how the waste product is partly responsible for our sandy beaches, healthy oceans, and avocado toast.
A section of the city's largest park, the Bois de Vincennes, now has a designated spot for those willing to shed their clothes and inhibitions.
Guests can read about the landscape outside their window.
The process is mesmerizing, no matter which way you spin it.
Unable to run away, plants have developed some vicious defense mechanisms.
After the sky show, "my eyes hurt" spiked as a Google search.
It’s a whole new way to protect vital natural storm barriers.
Thanks to climate change and the destruction of its natural habitat, the white-letter hairstreak has migrated north.
Dive into the world of Shark, a new book by award-winning photographer Brian Skerry.
They're 10 times as fast as humans and half as expensive.
He's calling on an "army of fourth graders" to join him.
German photography community EyeEm recently announced the finalists for its fourth annual photo awards contest, which includes categories in street photography, portraiture, photojournalism, architecture, and the outdoors.