Bumblebees
A recent study reveals that bumblebees can teach complex behaviors to their peers, challenging the notion that such social learning and cultural transmission are unique to humans.
Indigenous communities in remote rainforests are becoming citizen scientists with satellite-aided, Indigenous-led climate action, offering hope in the fight against climate change and deforestation.
Heartwarming
A Danish family's unique bond with a wild Eurasian crow named Russell highlights the incredible connections that can form between humans and nature.
Treasure Hunting
Despite facing setbacks with his metal detecting equipment, an amateur treasure hunter unearthed the largest gold nugget ever found in England, sparking excitement among hobbyists.
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Anna Railton and Chris Smowton were left in awe when the cake replica of their beloved dog Arthur turned out to be so realistic, they couldn't bring themselves to cut it.
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California is set to dazzle with another superbloom, thanks to a season of record rainfall. This natural phenomenon paints the landscape in vivid colors and is a testament to nature's resilience.
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Finland, the world's happiest country for seven years running, invites you to a unique happiness hack-a-thon in Helsinki. Discover the secrets to Finnish joy through nature, simplicity, fresh food, and sustainability.
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Marine experts are embarking on an epic quest to uncover the Royal Merchant, a 17th-century treasure ship lost in 1641, now estimated to be worth $4.3 billion.
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Archaeologists have unearthed an array of golden artifacts and human remains in Panama, revealing the sophisticated culture of a pre-Columbian society.
In West Lothian, Scotland, a heartwarming workshop is empowering dads to manage their daughters' hair, fostering a culture of equality and shared responsibility in morning routines.
Microsoft's Redmond campus is nearing the completion of a modernization project featuring a Geothermal Energy Center, aiming to fulfill 50% of its heating and cooling needs without carbon emissions.
Researchers from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution have discovered that broadcasting sounds of a healthy reef can significantly increase coral larvae settlement, offering a new tool for reef restoration.
