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Aerial view of a coastal area with marshland, roads, and buildings alongside a marina.

Tech

New Jersey scientists build muddy islands to keep coastal marshes from drowning

An abandoned boat is partially submerged in a waterway surrounded by lush vegetation.

Tech

South Carolina pulls over 50 derelict boats as oil, gas, and lead paint seep into marshes

A diamond frog.

Tech

Madagascar's elusive diamond frogs hid 7 species scientists never knew existed

A person stands next to a large scientific instrument on a research vessel in the ocean.

Tech

Scientists estimated whale numbers off California using only DNA in a jar of seawater

Veterinarians examine an otter on a metal table in a clinical setting.

Outdoors

California river otter finally swims free after surviving late-night crash and head trauma

Three people in green shirts handle turtles while preparing to remove them from a cardboard box.

Tech

Kansas zoo shelters 83 ornate box turtles seized in global trafficking probe

A river otter hiding in bushes and in water.

Tech

New York's Bronx River logs its first wild otter sighting in roughly 100 years

A young bald eagle.

Outdoors

In Canada, injured young bald eagle takes flight after months-long rehab

A tiger partially hidden among grass and bushes.

Outdoors

Nepal's tiger boom reaches 429, but the rebound is bringing more conflict at park edges

Two people on a rocky beach examine shells and objects on a large stone.

Tech

Washington seventh grader's school drill uncovers first green crab sign on Orcas Island

A vibrant coral reef with various species of coral and a diver in the background.

Tech

Scientists in Palau turn picnic coolers into coral incubators to save reefs

A hand holding a small black fossilized shark tooth over scattered fossil specimens on a surface.

Tech

Florida river drawdown exposes Ice Age carnivore fossils, petrified wood