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New species of gibbon named after Star Wars character, and Twitter can't cope
Yoda would be proud.
These robots are transforming how we see wildlife
From four-wheel cameras to underwater vehicles, robots are helping us explore the world.
For the first time ever, a bumblebee is on the U.S. endangered species list
These busy bees are slowing down.
By Sasha Lekach
Threatened bluefin tuna fetches $632,000 at Tokyo auction
Surging sushi consumption is putting tuna at risk.
Researchers bid farewell to 'Granny,' the world's oldest known orca
"Who will lead the pod into the future?"
By Johnny Lieu
Another organ has been hiding in your belly all along
Time to meet your mesentery.
The world's fastest land animal is even more threatened than we thought
The spotted cats are losing their habitats.
Video of elusive ghost shark is both majestic and creepy
See you in your nightmares.
This bone found in Siberia could help resurrect the woolly mammoth
"I love the smell of bone in the morning."
The world’s tallest mammal is now threatened with extinction
We did not see this coming.
Environmental activists are being killed. This online platform helps you take action.
"These defenders are not just facts and figures."
Magical scientists name spider after the Sorting Hat from Harry Potter
There's a brand new fantastic beast.
Bill Nye hosts modernized Telethon in support of National Parks
Bill Nye taught us all how rapid climate change is affecting our National Parks, and our world.
There's a devastating environmental cost to returning your Cyber Monday purchases
Cyber Monday: Not great for the environment.
Lion instantly regrets attempting to take down giraffe
Giraffes are not to be trifled with.
By Sam Haysom
Watch: New Zealand sea bed lifted over 19 feet during earthquake
The noise of water crashing was louder than the earthquake itself.
By Elise Cooper
Tsunami warning issued for Fukushima, Japan after powerful earthquake
A magnitude-6.9 temblor struck Japan early Tuesday local time, triggering a tsunami warning.
Giant rats could help fight wildlife smuggling in Africa
First up: sniffing for poached pangolins and smuggled timber.
Researchers are using drones and AI to count dugongs in the ocean
It's not a simple task.
By Johnny Lieu
This anti-theft backpack can also charge your phone
They really thought of everything.
Watch: Colourful 'earthquake lights' illuminate New Zealand skies
Well, you don't see that everyday.
By Elise Cooper
Jeremy the snail finally found a snail to have sex with
They send each other love letters via snail mail.
By Sophie Hirsh
Seabirds may eat so much marine plastic because of its scent
Two new studies show how our affinity for plastic and industrial agriculture impact habitats.
This video of an iguana being chased by snakes will give you nightmares from hell
He is the Tom Cruise of the iguana world.
