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The world's deepest underwater sinkhole could be much deeper than first thought.

Outdoors

Scientists discover world's deepest underwater sinkhole: 'Its bottom [is] still not reached'

Khloé Kardashian's jaw-dropping pantry has taken the internet by storm, igniting a frenzy of reactions as viewers gawk at the staggering display of food.

Business

Viewers disturbed after Khloé Kardashian shares inside look at her pantry

Lifting the restriction on bear baiting can have a major impact on Alaska's ecosystem.

Business

Lawmakers propose overturning ban on controversial hunting practice: 'Dangerous … for people visiting'

A puzzling appearance of a crocodile hatchling in Sheffield, South Africa, carried all the intrigue of the juiciest true-crime mystery.

Outdoors

Deputies respond after homeowner discovers 'motionless' crocodile hatchling in backyard

California's Lake Tahoe saw an influx of 16 billion gallons of water in under a month, SnowBrains reported.

Outdoors

Officials celebrate recovery of iconic American lake as water levels surge by billions of gallons

"We have grizzly bears being killed at probably two to three times the rate they were 20 years ago."

Outdoors

Researchers concerned after observing 'catastrophic' grizzly bear behavior

"We didn't think [they] would move so much."

Outdoors

Scientists point to unexpected side effects of knocking down river dams

"When we talk about electric cars, people often think about fighting overheating first."

Home

Study finds 'significant' health impact of electric cars

"Given the widespread presence of microplastics in the environment, completely eliminating exposure is unrealistic."

Home

Scientists discover health impacts of quitting drinking bottled water

Residents of East Texas were put on alert after a black bear was spotted in Cherokee and Anderson counties.

Outdoors

Local residents on alert after spotting border-crossing black bear

Avian malaria has taken a devastating toll on Hawaiʻi's native forest birds, and a study has found why the disease has been so difficult to contain.

Outdoors

Researchers make concerning discovery about spread of avian malaria

Extreme heat could reshape economic outcomes worldwide, with disproportionately severe impacts on developing nations.

Business

Researchers warn of widespread effects of extreme heat forecasts: 'Our findings should be a wake-up call'