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Mysterious Blue Pool Appears at Yellowstone Following Series of Hydrothermal Explosions NEWS

Mysterious Blue Pool Appears at Yellowstone Following Series of Hydrothermal Explosions

Ringing This Bell Lets Real Fishes Pass Through a Dutch Canal: How to Ring It from Around the World NEWS

Ringing This Bell Lets Real Fishes Pass Through a Dutch Canal: How to Ring It from Around the World

Death Valley National Park Witnesses Its Best Superbloom In a Decade. But The Peak Won’t Last Long NEWS

Death Valley National Park Witnesses Its Best Superbloom In a Decade. But The Peak Won’t Last Long

UK Company Develops Breakthrough Tech That Turns Used Nappies into Fuel Within 72 Hours NEWS

UK Company Develops Breakthrough Tech That Turns Used Nappies into Fuel Within 72 Hours

Photographer Films a Humpback Whale Off Hawaii’s Coast and Soon Realizes It’s In Grave Danger NEWS

Photographer Films a Humpback Whale Off Hawaii’s Coast and Soon Realizes It’s In Grave Danger

D.C.’s Viral Cherry Blossoms About to Hit Peak Bloom Soon. NPS Reveals Key Dates

The National Park Service has revealed when Washington DC’s iconic cherry blossoms are expected to reach peak bloom in 2026.
16 hours ago

China Built the World's First Bamboo-Fiber Drone. It's 20% Lighter and Could Make Aviation Greener

The successful take-off and landing of the drone with bamboo wings marked a major milestone in the country's efforts to use bamboo-based materials in aviation technology.
16 hours ago

Netizens Help Aquarist Create Unique 3D-Printed Wheelchair for Injured Turtle. It Can Now Walk Again

Aquarist makes an updated version of his turtle wheelchair after suggestions from Reddit and Instagram.
17 hours ago

Chinese Scientists Finally Create Rare Hexagonal Diamond, and It's Harder Than the Natural Kind

The diamond was around 0.04 inches in size and exhibited more sturdiness and resistance compared to typical cubic diamonds.
18 hours ago

Why Has Punch The Viral Monkey Outgrown His IKEA Plushie?

Punch the viral baby macaque who clung to an IKEA plushie is growing up, trading his toy comfort for real monkey friendships.
18 hours ago

Endangered Condors Make Historic Return to California After 100 Years. It Looks Like They’ve Laid an Egg

Researchers observed the behavior of the condors to conclude that the couple may be tending to their newly laid egg.
18 hours ago

Pod of Killer Whales Swarmed a Small Boat in Antarctica. Then, They Started 'Spy-Hopping' Around It

Researchers come 'eye-to-eye with a killer whale' during their Antarctic expedition.
21 hours ago

Chinese Scientists Build Powerful New Solid-State EV Battery. One Charge Could Last 620 Miles

Scientists at Nankai University in Tianjin, China, claimed to have built a solid-state battery that can power electric vehicles for 620 miles on a single charge.
22 hours ago

A Historic Yellowstone Animal Will Soon Be Immortalized Through New U.S. Postage Stamps

Bison will be featured in a new stamp expected to be released in May 2026 by the US Postal Service.
1 day ago

Plastic Waste Gets a Second Life as Researchers Turn It Into Vinegar

Scientists have found a way to turn plastic into acetic acid using a source that's present in abundance.
1 day ago

Scientists to Turn Abandoned U.S. Coal Mines Into Massive Underground Water Batteries

A new method could transform abandoned coal mines across the U.S. into massive underground batteries for clean energy.
1 day ago

What if Your Sweat Could Power Your Wearable Devices? Japanese Scientists Made It Possible

When bodily fluids like sweat come in contact with this ink, the resulting chemistry generates electricity.
1 day ago

This March Will Bring the Best Northern Lights Until The 2030s. Here's How to Spot Them

Earth will shift into one of the 'most aurora-friendly positions of the year,' which, experts believe, makes this March one of the best months to witness auroras in nearly a decade.
1 day ago

Are Polar Bears Actively Hunting Humans? Scientists Reveal Why Sightings Near Houses Have Increased

Aromatic attractants like meat caches, campsites, cooking areas, and sled-dog yards also lure them with the reward of food.
1 day ago

Photographer Films a Humpback Whale Off Hawaii’s Coast and Soon Realizes It’s In Grave Danger

A photographer called rescue teams to save a whale after noticing fishing lines embedded in its skull.
1 day ago

Death Valley National Park Witnesses Its Best Superbloom In a Decade. But The Peak Won’t Last Long

Death Valley’s desert landscape has erupted in color as the park experiences its best wildflower bloom since 2016.
1 day ago

In Photos: SpaceX Rocket Launch Creates Weird 'Jellyfish' Effect Across Florida's Skies

Many people captured stunning visuals of the 'jellyfish' effect after the Falcon 9 launch.
1 day ago

A Cannibalistic War Is Brewing Among Pacific's Killer Whales. And Biologists Just Found Proof

The discovery came as a surprise, because the two species usually prefer to avoid each other and keep a safe distance.
1 day ago

Mysterious Blue Pool Appears at Yellowstone Following Series of Hydrothermal Explosions

A series of explosions created a silica-filled water pool to the left of Tree Basin in Yellowstone National Park.
2 days ago

Ringing This Bell Lets Real Fishes Pass Through a Dutch Canal: How to Ring It from Around the World

The 'Fish Doorbell' now has millions of fans helping Dutch fishes migrate and reproduce safely.
2 days ago