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Yellowstone's Steamboat Geyser Keeps Erupting, and Scientists Aren't Sure Why
In March, it erupted for the first time since 2014—and has erupted six more times since.
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A New Jersey Real Estate Sign Lost in Hurricane Sandy Just Washed Ashore in France
It may have crossed the Atlantic multiple times.
Chefs Launch World's Highest Pop-Up Restaurant at Mt. Everest Base Camp
Hopefully it's worth the eight-day trek.
Watch a Tree Release a Massive "Pollen Bomb" Into the Air
Our eyes are itching just looking at it.
Step Inside This Stunning, Nature-Inspired Art Gallery in Tulum, Mexico
The building is propped up on stilts, letting guests peer over the forest canopy.
Swim With a Pineapple Under the Sea at America's First Museum for Scuba Divers
Swim with turtles and snap selfies with sculptures at this diving spot off the coast of Florida.
What Makes Tumbleweeds Tumble?
They didn't get that name by accident.
Big Problem in the Big Easy: Invasive Cuban Treefrogs Move into Louisiana
Cuban treefrogs are a major pest in south and central Florida. Now they're in New Orleans, too.
The Surprising Role Bats Play in Making Your Margarita
The winged mammals play a vital—albeit little-appreciated—role in agave production.
Listen for Whales and Dolphins in This Live Stream from the Deep Ocean
After eavesdropping on the deep sea for years, researchers are sharing the feed with the public.
Massive Tumbleweeds Invaded a California Town, Trapping Residents in Their Homes
They stand 3 to 4 feet tall.
New Plankton Species Named After Sir David Attenborough Series Blue Planet
There are plenty of species named after Attenborough, but this is the first one to share its name with one of his documentaries.
The Canadian Village Where Sasquatches Are Said to Roam
According to Klemtu's residents, the hairy, human-like creatures have always been there, in the dense forests and remote areas across the nation’s traditional territory.
Why Some Trees in Norway Are Missing Their Rings
The village of Kåfjord is still feeling the effects of World War II.
A New NASA Map Shows Spring Is Coming Earlier Each Year
Warm temperatures mean that national parks are seeing plants emerge from winter earlier.
Watch Queen Elizabeth II and Sir David Attenborough Chat About Trees in a New Nature Documentary
The Queen wants to create a network of protected forests spanning the globe.
How to Identify Insects Just By Looking at Their Mouths
It's a skill any amateur bug hunter can learn.
7 Fast Facts About Animal Farting
Farts really can be deadly.
The Chemistry Behind the Smell of Rain
It's called petrichor, and a surprising amount of research has been done into the origins of the scent since it was first identified more than five decades ago.
Glacier National Park Cameras Capture a Black Bear Waking Up From Hibernation
We don't blame this bear for wanting to stay in its tree.
London Wants to Plant Wildflowers for All 9 Million Residents
And you don't have to be a London resident to participate in this "seed bomb."
Cow Manure and Elephant Dung Could Be Used to Make the Paper of the Future
The cellulose in animal dung has already been processed, making paper manufacturers' jobs easier.