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A grove of Aspen trees.

Tech

Canada researchers say aspen near communities can slow wildfires, limit their spread

A baby elephant resting on the grass, partially shaded by an umbrella, with a person sitting nearby.

Outdoors

South Africa sanctuary celebrates albino elephant's recovery from near-fatal snare wounds

A siphonophore is being scanned.

Tech

Off Brazil, scientists discover 31 new midwater species, including a gossamer worm and creepy fish

A herd of elephants walking through a dry landscape near a waterhole, with some drinking and playing.

Outdoors

Kenya desalination plant becomes lifeline as 150 wild elephants stream into Tsavo for water

Two cane toads.

Tech

Australia spent millions fighting cane toads, then native predators solved the issue for free

A close-up of a vibrant, multicolored frog skin with iridescent blue and green patterns.

Tech

Australia's endangered bell frog has hidden iridescent skin that shifts from blue to green

A close-up of a nutria with orange teeth, surrounded by water and greenery.

Outdoors

US urges Americans to eat giant nutria: 'Save a swamp, saute a nutria'

A vibrant field filled with various wildflowers and lush green grass under a cloudy sky.

Outdoors

Minnesota sends $20 million from 3M PFAS settlement to 26 park, river, and habitat projects

A close-up of a dory fish's head with intricate scales and features against a black background.

Tech

New deep-sea fish found off Indian coast rewrites the record for a rare dory

A person in an orange life vest gently touches the head of a beached dwarf sperm whale covered with a pink towel.

Tech

Stranded dwarf sperm whale washes up in Taiwan, and rescuers rush it to rehab

A spotted shark rests on a coral reef surrounded by colorful marine life.

Tech

Scientists find new 'walking shark' in Papua New Guinea, and it's already at risk of extinction

A close-up of a fuzzy bee on a vibrant pink and purple background.

Tech

Scientists say bumblebees may 'smack their lips' to reveal how they feel about a meal