Environment
New Map Shows 'Forever Chemicals' Found in More Than 330 Different Wildlife Species
PFAS, often called forever chemicals, have been found far and wide, even in people. A new study has mapped their prevalence in wildlife, showing that hundreds of species have been...
New Map Shows 'Forever Chemicals' Found in More Than 330 Different Wildlife Species
PFAS, often called forever chemicals, have been found far and wide, even in people. A new study has mapped their prevalence in wildlife, showing that hundreds of species have been...
How Scientists Are Fighting To Save America's Largest Salamander
The Eastern Hellbenders are struggling to survive, but scientists are working hard to save them.
How Scientists Are Fighting To Save America's Largest Salamander
The Eastern Hellbenders are struggling to survive, but scientists are working hard to save them.
Conservationists Worry About the Effects of the World's Longest River Cruise on Ganges Dolphins
Tourism is a massive industry that immensely depends on the world's wonders. However, experts deem some tourist attractions dangerous for the environment, including the world's longest river cruise. Behind the...
Conservationists Worry About the Effects of the World's Longest River Cruise on Ganges Dolphins
Tourism is a massive industry that immensely depends on the world's wonders. However, experts deem some tourist attractions dangerous for the environment, including the world's longest river cruise. Behind the...
Scientists Discover New Species Of Tree Frog That Doesn't Croak
They discovered the frog in the Ukaguru Mountains of Tanzania while searching for a different species.
Scientists Discover New Species Of Tree Frog That Doesn't Croak
They discovered the frog in the Ukaguru Mountains of Tanzania while searching for a different species.
Lead Ammunition Officially Banned in EU Wetlands, Expected to Save Millions of Birds
Currently, an estimated one million waterbirds die of lead poisoning across the European continent each year, while around three million live with its impacts.
Lead Ammunition Officially Banned in EU Wetlands, Expected to Save Millions of Birds
Currently, an estimated one million waterbirds die of lead poisoning across the European continent each year, while around three million live with its impacts.
Record Number of Manatees Returned to Florida Waters in One Day
Before they were released, the rehabilitated manatees were given unique names and fitted with GPS devices to allow biologists the opportunity to track future movements.
Record Number of Manatees Returned to Florida Waters in One Day
Before they were released, the rehabilitated manatees were given unique names and fitted with GPS devices to allow biologists the opportunity to track future movements.