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Two whales swim together underwater, illuminated by sunlight filtering through the water.

Outdoors

Yelling at the top of their lungs, whales struggle to relocate family over ocean traffic

Three large fish lay on a surface, displaying their scales and red fins.

Outdoors

'Something was wrong in deep water': Researchers perplexed by 'zombie' fish in major lake

A close-up of a brightly colored spider weaving its intricate web against a green background.

Outdoors

Huge invasive spiders are 'rapidly spreading' in the US, experts warn

A very dry wheat field.

Business

'We're so far behind that it's not even funny': Kansas farmers face one of the worst wheat seasons in years

Golden seaweed washed up on the shore, with waves lapping at the edges.

Outdoors

Putrid, island-sized mass of seaweed floating in Atlantic may break a record this year

A tranquil pond surface with various dark fish swimming beneath and reflections of surrounding foliage.

Outdoors

'Rivers are ... dark black': Slimy carcasses of 'rotten' fish pile up on city's riverbanks

A black and orange insect, known as a kissing bug, on a green leaf.

Outdoors

'They're going to find ... blood': US 'kissing bugs' that can spread dangerous parasites

A winding road with street lamps and fogs.

Outdoors

Streetlights are forcing thousands of creatures into 'death spirals'

Four feral hogs in Florida.

Outdoors

Feral hogs invade Florida neighborhoods, deal millions of dollars in damage

The Boston skyline along the waterfront with boats in the harbor.

Outdoors

Boston has prepared for years for rising sea levels, but is the city ready?

A canal with water from the Colorado River winds through Arizona.

Outdoors

Arizona city on front lines of Colorado River crisis forced to find new water source

A steep, rocky slope created by a landslide, covered in snow and overlooking a gray, misty landscape with distant hills.

Outdoors

A 1,500-foot wave: The landslide-triggered tsunami scientists warn could happen again