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A dense mat of water hyacinth.

Tech

What looks lush on Iraq's Tigris is an invasive weed that is choking fish and breeding mosquitoes

Two Likweli monkeys on tree branches.

Tech

Orange-mouthed monkey is confirmed as a new species, and may be endangered

A medlar tree with pink fruit.

Food

Rare medlar trees, once dubbed 'open-a--e' by Shakespeare, found thriving in England

A wooden bridge leading to a sandy beach.

Outdoors

Florida runner checks beach crossover, finds buried sea turtle, and helps save its life

A red panda on a wooden enrichment structure.

Outdoors

UK safari park hears tiny squeaks, then discovers endangered red panda cub

A reef with dead coral.

Tech

Dead coral gets a pink-red crust, giving baby corals a place to rebuild the reef

A cheetah with two cubs.

Outdoors

7 cheetah cubs make public debut at UK zoo, marking first births there in 15 years

A colorful macaw displays its vibrant feathers while perched on a tree branch surrounded by green leaves.

Tech

After 200 years, scarlet macaws are breeding again in Brazil's Atlantic Forest

A diver explores vibrant coral reefs with a structure being lifted by a buoy and tropical fish nearby.

Tech

Indonesia tests 3 reef designs to see which one can help coral regrow on its own

A mountain range with jagged peaks and snow, reflecting in a calm lake under a clear blue sky.

Outdoors

Wyoming spent 17 years fighting Rockefeller's secret land grab — now it's Grand Teton

Two black bears.

Outdoors

In India, 2 orphaned Asiatic black bear cubs get a second chance in the wild

A baby gibbon with a plush ape.

Outdoors

In India, an orphaned baby gibbon lost her mother to electrocution and found comfort in a plush ape