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Wood with intricate patterns and textures left by emerald ash borers burrowing into the surface.

Outdoors

Colorado asks residents to inspect ash trees after emerald ash borer leaps 50 miles south

A beaver near a dam.

Outdoors

South Carolina woman says county's beaver bounty is inhumane, urges other fixes

Two butterfly fish swim near coral reefs underwater.

Tech

Scientists say 76% of Indo-Pacific reefs may 'drown' as seas rise too fast

An alligator rests on a log in a tranquil water setting surrounded by greenery.

Outdoors

Louisiana opens 5,000-slot lottery for first recreational alligator hunt since 1962

Multiple scorpions encased in clear plastic bags on a wooden surface.

Tech

Man arrested in South Africa after police find 150 live venomous scorpions in his suitcase

A jaguarundi.

Outdoors

Long-overlooked wild cat ranging from Mexico to Argentina now listed as near threatened

Sargasso on a beach.

Tech

Miami-Dade county hauled a record 9,000 tons of sargassum as South Florida beaches suffocate

The Major oak in England.

Tech

England's ancient oaks are dying as heatwaves push trees into 'early autumn'

Hong Kong Custom officers.

Tech

Hong Kong customs seize $3 million in endangered fish species hidden among frozen fillets

A hand holds several pieces of gray volcanic rock above a surface of gravel.

Tech

Georgia neighbors say loose recycled asphalt is kicking up dust, washing into pond and marsh

A feral water buffalo in the mud.

Tech

Feral buffalo are crushing long-necked turtle nests across Australia's Top End, study finds

Cocoa pods of various colors growing on a tree in a lush green environment.

Business

Liberia's Grand Gedeh was 99% forest until 2020 — then cacao farms rushed in