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In ancient fish, teeth were exterior features, almost like armor.

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Science

Got tooth pain? It's probably because you're related to this 465-million-year-old fish.

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Heroes

Meet Gary, the Internet's most famous and adorable adventure cat

He loves to hike, ski, and paddle—and he even has a partnership with Jeep. But the fame hasn't gone to his fluffy head.

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Health

New study reveals that watching nature videos can help relieve pain

Watching a nature video could reduce your headache.

A photo of Dog Slaughter Falls in Corbin, Kentucky

Environment

Dog Slaughter Falls may have a disturbing name, but it's a truly majestic, undiscovered place

On local legends, learning to love hiking, and the funniest thing our writer has ever seen

Articles

The critical need for ecoliteracy during Earth Month and beyond

Without ecoliteracy, tree-growing initiatives can easily be misconstrued as a panacea and distract from other important work to conserve our environment.

Health

17 Images Show the Beauty of Breastfeeding in Public

New photo series highlights the debate over breastfeeding in public.

Science

It should have taken 30 years for the Arctic ice time capsule to be found. It took just two.

The ice melt in the Arctic has been so severe that the container has already been uncovered.

Trump admin removes protections from Tongass National Forest, opening it to clearcutting

The decision to open the nation's largest temperate rainforest to clearcutting and development is totally at odds with public opinion.

Science

They know how to prevent megafires. Why won't anyone listen to them?

It doesn't need to be this way. We didn't need to get here. We are not suffering from a lack of knowledge.

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Seismic data found Earth's core is reversing its direction. Why it matters for all of us.

Scientists create glowing, rainbow-colored succulents that look like they're from space

From ‘superfoods’ to ‘smart farms,' scientists might actually solve the bee crisis

These 4 high-tech inventions are giving Mother Nature a fighting chance at a brighter future

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Got tooth pain? It's probably because you're related to this 465-million-year-old fish.

Environmental activists made a massive statement of transgender support on one of America's natural wonders

Trans is natural.

At Belgium's annual seagull screeching competition, the birds are the squawk of the town

Birds of a feather flock together and get top billing.

New study reveals that watching nature videos can help relieve pain

Watching a nature video could reduce your headache.

Over 400 years after going extinct in England, wild beavers released in nature reserve

One official called it "a real watershed moment"

Officials in the Czech Republic waited 7 years to build a new dam. Beavers did it in 2 days.

A dam good story.

Dog Slaughter Falls may have a disturbing name, but it's a truly majestic, undiscovered place

On local legends, learning to love hiking, and the funniest thing our writer has ever seen

The critical need for ecoliteracy during Earth Month and beyond

Without ecoliteracy, tree-growing initiatives can easily be misconstrued as a panacea and distract from other important work to conserve our environment.

NASA says these 18 plants are the best at naturally filtering the air in your home.

Breathe easy.

17 Images Show the Beauty of Breastfeeding in Public

New photo series highlights the debate over breastfeeding in public.

For the first time in 800 years, Saturn and Jupiter will align to make a 'Christmas star'

Be sure to look up at the skies on December 21.

It should have taken 30 years for the Arctic ice time capsule to be found. It took just two.

The ice melt in the Arctic has been so severe that the container has already been uncovered.

Trump admin removes protections from Tongass National Forest, opening it to clearcutting

The decision to open the nation's largest temperate rainforest to clearcutting and development is totally at odds with public opinion.

Keeping large mammals in zoos and aquariums damages their brains, scientific research shows

Is it time to start closing down zoos and aquariums?

They know how to prevent megafires. Why won't anyone listen to them?

It doesn't need to be this way. We didn't need to get here. We are not suffering from a lack of knowledge.

Same sex penguin 'super moms' start their own family

Meet the proud penguin parents, Electra and Viola

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Trans is natural.

Birds of a feather flock together *and* get top billing.

He loves to hike, ski, and paddle—and he even has a partnership with Jeep. But the fame hasn't gone to his fluffy head.

Watching a nature video could reduce your headache.

One official called it "a real watershed moment"

A dam good story.

On local legends, learning to love hiking, and the funniest thing our writer has ever seen

Without ecoliteracy, tree-growing initiatives can easily be misconstrued as a panacea and distract from other important work to conserve our environment.

Breathe easy.

New photo series highlights the debate over breastfeeding in public.

Be sure to look up at the skies on December 21.

The ice melt in the Arctic has been so severe that the container has already been uncovered.

The decision to open the nation's largest temperate rainforest to clearcutting and development is totally at odds with public opinion.

Is it time to start closing down zoos and aquariums?

It doesn't need to be this way. We didn't need to get here. We are not suffering from a lack of knowledge.

Meet the proud penguin parents, Electra and Viola

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Birds of a feather flock together and get top billing.