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Outdoors

Researchers discover causes of rapidly spreading invasive plant threats: 'Seems to depend largely on local conditions'

Outdoors

Experts sound alarm after cuts to US agency expose rare big cats to extinction threat: 'I don't see a future … if we fail here'

Officers from Malaysia's Department of Wildlife and National Parks uncovered 60 cages stuffed with murai batu songbirds in a residential property in Kluang, Johor.

Outdoors

Authorities make shocking discovery in raid on suspicious home: 'Cross-border operations'

"The federal agency that's tasked with enforcing it isn't doing it."

Outdoors

Groups sound alarm over disturbing practices of cruise ships

The problem is worst in the heavily deforested southeastern Amazon.

Outdoors

Scientists sound alarm after making disturbing Amazon discovery

"This was a coordinated large operation."

Outdoors

Authorities discover illegal cargo in suspicious coolers

After heavy rainfall, North Texas residents have noticed an increasing number of hammerhead worms, which one local described as “demonic.”

Outdoors

Officials issue warning about dangerous 'hammerhead worm'

"In theory, you could break any link."

Tech

Scientists discover concerning behavioral changes in chimps

"The situation with [them] can serve as a cautionary tale."

Outdoors

Scientists notice behavior shift in isolated whale species

North Carolina is fighting to control the fast-growing, highly flammable kudzu vine that’s destroying ecosystems.

Outdoors

Experts sound alarm as harmful growth takes over US region: 'You've got to pick your battles'

Food

New survey ranks which US states are hit the hardest by rising food costs: 'Grocery prices have gone up tremendously in recent years'

A study by the University of Michigan found concerning data about human activity affecting birds.

Outdoors

Researchers issue warning after observing concerning shift in bird behavior: 'Predictable effects'