The woolly devil—a recently identified plant species—has researchers intrigued because it belongs to a brand new genus.

ENVIRONMENT
Alligators living in the sewers isn’t just an urban legend.
Chaco Canyon was once the vibrant religious center of a Native American culture whose collapse long remained a mystery—until pack rat middens revealed an important clue.
The middle-aged Mr. D promoted Rax Roast Beef by complaining about his mid-life crisis and nursing a hangover.
The Scottish government won’t be rounding up people’s pets any time soon.
Discover tips to save on entrance fees, lodging, and meals while enjoying national parks.
Catch the blooming of Sydney‘s corpse flower without being exposed to its infamous odor.
If you resolved to organize your kitchen in 2025, this contest is pretty good motivation.
The tiny little tar blobs could be nothing—or they could be dangerous.
From post-battle landscapes to cold weather fun, the events that occurred during frosty temperatures have led many an artist to pick up their brush and get painting.
News reports warn about the Santa Ana winds and their power to turn modest wildfires into conflagrations. Here’s why these wind patterns in Southern California can be so destructive.
The mass production of silver coins in the Roman Empire had an unintended effect: spewing so much lead into the atmosphere that it may have lowered citizens’ IQs.
The interior of an igloo can be 40 to 60 degrees warmer than its surrounding environment.
A new study shows that hungry sea otters are keeping Monterey Bay’s green crab population in check, one bite at a time.
Heavy fogs have long been a part of life in London. But the darkness that enveloped the city on December 5, 1952 wasn’t your typical pea-souper.
The mammoth iceberg first broke off in 1986. Roughly the size of Rhode Island, A23a is on the move once more.