Environment
Farewell to sea urchins: Italy sounds the alarm after discovering nighttime poaching that is depleting the Mediterranean seabed
Rooiels surprises the world with a herd of 47 baboons that appears without warning, forcing residents to lock their doors, while demonstrating that coexistence between humans and wildlife is still possible in the 21st century
A tiny blue gecko staged an epic comeback, reminding conservationists size doesn’t dictate surprise factor
A “lost” parrot was rediscovered on a remote Indonesian peak, proving extinction rumors can be greatly exaggerated
Landslides triggered by wild weather killed 58 ultra-rare orangutans, showing climate change doesn’t play fair
Loggerhead turtles on Cabo Verde just pulled off an 80-fold nesting boom, turning the beach into a reptile rave
Some workers were laying asphalt right in the middle of the road in Logan Township when, suddenly, they saw the national bald eagle fly by; it had a few burns, but what really impressed them was what happened next
Water dating back 2 billion years has been discovered 3 km underground in a Canadian mine: literally a sip from the Precambrian, older than almost all complex life
The legendary cloud jaguar finally showed up on camera after a decade of hide-and-seek in the jungle canopy
Rangers near Sydney found living trees thought extinct for 90 million years – basically botanical zombies
Melting icebergs are raining rocks on the Arctic seafloor, creating surprise condos for deep-sea squatters
Glyphosate may be grooming superbugs outside hospitals, turning farm fields into antibiotic-resistance gyms
Florida crews yanked 4 tons of Burmese pythons from the wild, proving Everglades nightmares have serious weight
A herd of cows was abandoned on a deserted island 130 years ago, and a genetic study has now left researchers with a result they did not expect
From a Chilean cliff to a British vault: the tree daisy that sustains the fire hummingbird travels 11,000 km in an aluminum capsule and proves that a seed bank is more powerful than a destroyed habitat
Only one wild tree of Dendroseris survives – and the lonely stick now carries an entire species on its bark









