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The Ocean Is Fighting Back As Plastic Filled Neptune Balls Cover Beaches
They look like coconuts, but they’re not. Strange fibrous balls are rolling onto Mediterranean beaches, packed with plastic waste.
The Ocean Is Fighting Back As Plastic Filled Neptune Balls Cover Beaches
They look like coconuts, but they’re not. Strange fibrous balls are rolling onto Mediterranean beaches, packed with plastic waste.
A 2,500 Kilometer Oasis of Creatures Rewrites the Search for Aliens
Life without sunlight is thriving nearly 31,000 feet down between Russia and Alaska. Scientists found a 2,500-kilometer belt of clams and tube worms powered by methane, not photosynthesis.
A 2,500 Kilometer Oasis of Creatures Rewrites the Search for Aliens
Life without sunlight is thriving nearly 31,000 feet down between Russia and Alaska. Scientists found a 2,500-kilometer belt of clams and tube worms powered by methane, not photosynthesis.
Sharks Are Losing Their Teeth As Oceans Turn Acidic
Sharks have survived for more than 400 million years, but a new threat is breaking them down from the inside out. Scientists found that as oceans absorb more CO₂, shark...
Sharks Are Losing Their Teeth As Oceans Turn Acidic
Sharks have survived for more than 400 million years, but a new threat is breaking them down from the inside out. Scientists found that as oceans absorb more CO₂, shark...
Columbus Zoo Lioness Dies After Door Failure, Followed By Outrage Over Coverup
A night behind locked doors at the Columbus Zoo ended in tragedy — and a coverup that left residents demanding answers.
Columbus Zoo Lioness Dies After Door Failure, Followed By Outrage Over Coverup
A night behind locked doors at the Columbus Zoo ended in tragedy — and a coverup that left residents demanding answers.
Jaguar Population Up 30% in Mexico, But the Work's Far From Over
Jaguars are at risk of extinction in Mexico, but there’s been some good news in the fight to save them.
Jaguar Population Up 30% in Mexico, But the Work's Far From Over
Jaguars are at risk of extinction in Mexico, but there’s been some good news in the fight to save them.
Mexican Innovators Turn Avocado Waste Into Cutlery That Could Save the Oceans
Plastic forks and straws often end up in the ocean, where they linger for centuries. A Mexican company is fighting back by turning discarded avocado pits into durable utensils that...
Mexican Innovators Turn Avocado Waste Into Cutlery That Could Save the Oceans
Plastic forks and straws often end up in the ocean, where they linger for centuries. A Mexican company is fighting back by turning discarded avocado pits into durable utensils that...