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A large goblin shark swimming along the ocean floor in dimly lit water.

Tech

Rare videos show two goblin sharks in the wild, including one far deeper than expected

A large group of baby sea turtles crawling on a sandy beach.

Outdoors

'It's huge': Boca Raton logs record 42 leatherback nests in encouraging sea turtle season

A yellow and gray snake coiled on a textured surface, illuminated by natural sunlight, raising its tail to mimic its head.

Tech

New 'Guangxi two-headed snake' discovered in China uses its tail to fake a second head

A small mammal, a Bornean ferret badger, is foraging on the forest floor in low light conditions.

Tech

Endangered Bornean ferret badger turns up on camera carrying a snake through the night

A rocky island with a lighthouse surrounded by water and a cloudy sky in the background.

Outdoors

Scotland's 'Alcatraz' island is sold to safeguard 100,000 gannets, 10,000 puffins

An underground cave with a smooth, rocky interior and stagnant water reflecting the surroundings.

Tech

'Every town needs a plumber': Scientists find hidden microbial worlds nearly a mile underground

A tranquil view of a narrow river surrounded by dense, lush greenery and palm trees.

Tech

A rare conservation success story: Mangroves are growing back worldwide, and getting denser

A colorful striped caterpillar resting on a green plant stem.

Tech

Global study finds butterfly caterpillars are pickiest where plants are richest

Four speckled eggs in a nest of small stones and twigs.

Outdoors

Chicago couple flags protected bird's nest, protects eggs from construction site

Three gorillas sitting together on the grass.

Tech

Gorilla group took a record 91 months to trust humans after poaching trauma

A robotic arm digs into the seabed, stirring up sediment while grasping a rock.

Tech

Vast whale bone graveyard found deep on the Atlantic seafloor reveals a lost marine world

A dog sniffing around a fallen log in a forest.

Tech

Everyday dog owners can train pets to sniff out spotted lanternfly eggs, study finds