More Environment - Page 26
Meet the people using fish antibiotics as a cheap alternative to American healthcare
Healthcare is costly. And this is an alternative—or a consequence.
That incredibly well-preserved armored dinosaur is actually a new species
Say hello to Borealopelta markmitchelli.
By Sasha Lekach
Apple’s greed is killing the planet (and screwing you, too)
The deck is stacked against us.
By Damon Beres
'Zombie' caterpillars are exploding to their deaths
"It’s like a zombie horror film.”
By Sasha Lekach
A photographer's decades-long quest to capture the beauty and grandeur of sharks
Brian Skerry's intimate photos show the power and vulnerability of the ocean's greatest predators.
New species of sunfish discovered by scientist in New Zealand
They weigh up to two tonnes, and can grow to three metres in length.
By Johnny Lieu
This giant snail that looks like a rabbit will give you nightmares
"Hello, I'm here to ruin your hopes and dreams."
Fishermen find an 18-foot-long sea giant in their nets and, no, we're not freaking out
Wouldn't want to be caught out in the water with that beasty.
By April Hautea
Sorry, Jurassic Park fans: New research says the T. rex actually couldn't run
Another finding to add to the list of T. rex debunks?
These creepy water bear things will outlive us all
Tardigrades have evidently been evolving to survive whatever earthly calamity comes their way.
Scientists just fit a GIF onto DNA, which might be the most important thing to ever happen to GIF-kind
The most important thing to ever happen to a GIF.
No need to worry, just hundreds of thousands of fire ants forming living towers
They can also form rafts.
By Sasha Lekach
A terrifying crocodile relative, with teeth like a T. rex, may have taken on dinosaurs
More fodder for your nightmares.
This adorable baby turtle blob is bringing hope to Southeast Asia
Conservationists are reviving populations of this endangered softshell species.
Cats have been getting humans to do their bidding for 9,000 years
From the Near East to your keyboard.
The 'peanut worm' is amusing the internet, and no prizes for guessing why
I'm 12 and what is this
By Johnny Lieu
New York City is creating an oyster reef using old toilets
This might be the first time a broken toilet has been a good thing.
