Study Finds Spiders Are Victorious in Battles Against Snakes
A recent study looked at hundreds of records of spiders killing and eating snakes—even snakes many times their size.
A recent study looked at hundreds of records of spiders killing and eating snakes—even snakes many times their size.
“That’s so raven.” —You, when you spot a black bird with a big curved beak and a diamond-shaped tail.
They look docile and sluggish in those popular nature documentaries, but hippopotamuses have a violent side.
The Kuroshio Current has swept wayward ships from Japan's waters to the North American shore.
Here are 15 quotes celebrating summer vibes from famous musicians, writers, artists, scientists, and more.
The inviting green stuff is supposed to bring us closer to nature. Instead, grass creates a stinging, itchy sensation. What gives?
As if he wasn't already revered for being the world's best-known naturalist, Sir David Attenborough also gave us Monty Python.
Young explorers and retirees alike are donning sturdy boots and reconnecting with the great outdoors on long trails all over the world.
From Acadia to Zion, these are the best U.S. national park properties in all 50 states plus Washington, D.C.
We simply have to assume that at least one researcher made some reference to Harry Potter’s chocolate frogs when they found it.
If you plan on hiking where the Brood X cicadas have emerged this summer, bring an umbrella to block the cicada pee (or at least wear a hat).
Brood X cicada shells are covering surfaces in many parts of the United States, and this creepy video shows how they got there.
When a California nursery owner realized his rare corpse flower was blooming, he found a way to share it with as many people as possible.
They may be small, but these invasive insects have caused serious damage to agriculture and the environment since invading the U.S.
They may be small, but these invasive insects have caused serious damage to agriculture and the environment since invading the U.S.
They may be small, but these invasive insects have caused serious damage to agriculture and the environment since invading the U.S.
According to a YouGov poll, most (but not all) people think they could beat a rat. Some also think they could defeat bears and lions.
Rare animal species in Chernobyl, from lynxes to wild horses, seem to be weathering all that radiation relatively well.
Sixty-two years ago, nine hikers died in what's now Dyatlov Pass in Russia after fleeing their tent for unknown reasons. Using models inspired by Disney's 'Frozen,' scientists have come up with an explanation for the incident.
From natural wonders like Guairá Falls to literary works from Hemingway and Byron to paintings by Picasso and Renoir, here's a list of just a few priceless things that are gone forever.
When the Brood X cicadas emerge in late spring 2021, their mating calls will rival the volume of lawn mowers, car stereos, and low-flying planes.
The giant wood moth dies a few days after reaching adulthood, and females are so heavy they have trouble flying.
Seeing a rhino hanging upside-down from a helicopter might make you uncomfortable, but it's indisputably a good thing for the rhino.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is basically the popular girl in high school that you can’t hate because she’s really nice and fun.