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An ancient tiny whale named for King Tut or Tutankhamun and another whale with four legs named for Egyptian deity Anubis Continue reading Ancient Small Whale Found Near the Nile Named After Pharaoh Tutankhamun
Researchers suggest Planetary Intelligence, similar to the Gaia hypothesis, may be true while health organizations call for ‘One Health,’ recognizing all life is connected. Continue reading Shift to ‘Planetary Intelligence’ Could Help Save Earth and Find ET Civilizations
Researchers find that green crystalline rocks related to the gemstone peridot and olivine can trap CO2, cracking over time to increase the storage capacity significantly. Could this offer a large-scale carbon storage solution?
Continue reading How Green Crystalline Rocks Could Help Protect Earth from Climate Change
For many people, it seems like something big, even apocalyptic, has been coming for some time. In Hopi prophecy, they speak of entering the fifth world. Continue reading What the Hopi and Indigenous Elders Say About Earth’s Tipping Point
Mother Nature is known around the world by different names, but there is resistance to the Divine Feminine. Perhaps, that’s what needs to change in today’s imbalanced world? Continue reading It’s Time to Hear Mother Nature and the Divine Feminine Again
Fantastic Fungi turns over a damp leaf to uncover a subject finally coming out into the light again. Continue reading Unearthing the Vast Potential of ‘Fantastic Fungi’ to Transform Everything
The Atacama Desert and Socotra feature bizarre endemic flora and fauna that make them stand out among the most alien-like places on Earth. Continue reading Two of the Most Alien-Like Places on the Planet
We are never far from alien-like creatures, with some living very close indeed. Continue reading Alien-Like Creatures We Share Earth With Right Now
Multiple species are ‘shapeshifting’ all over the world, including North America. Continue reading Study Finds ‘Shapeshifting’ Animals All Over the World
Plants, which people have long thought to be somewhere lower on the hierarchy of living things, seem capable of much more than people know. Continue reading Plants May See, Feel Pain, Talk, and Have Consciousness
Once the obelisk-like Prototaxites essentially terraformed Earth, the animals they helped evolve may have consumed them. Continue reading Strange 26-Foot-Tall Megafungi Towers Terraformed Earth
Recently, scientists have learned how corals and trees talk using sound, among other complex ways. But will this news about the complexities of nature fall on deaf ears? Continue reading Scientists Learn How Corals and Trees Talk in Complex Ways
Researchers used tiny sensors measure the oxygen in tiny bubbles on the anole’s snouts. Then, they learned many anole species could dive like Scuba divers to avoid predators. Continue reading Anole Lizards That Act Like Scuba Divers With Natural Oxygen Tanks
Researchers found laughter isn’t so uniquely human but a behavior shared with many animal species. Continue reading Researchers Find Over 65 Animals Laugh Besides Humans
“You’ve really got to understand the way the world works, and it doesn’t work on petrol; it works on blood,” Attenborough said. Continue reading Attenborough to World Leaders: The World ‘Doesn’t Work on Petrol’
Octopuses continue to surprise scientists as we learn more about their extraordinary abilities and intelligence. Continue reading Octopuses Live in Underwater Cities and Other Recent Surprises
A new study made possible thanks to the seals is revealing how glaciers are changing. Continue reading Antarctic Seals Wearing Sensors Help Scientists Study ‘Doomsday Glacier’
The tree offers a window into a time when the Earth’s climate was a hothouse in the distant past. Continue reading Intact Ancient Petrified Tree Found Near ‘Father of Botany’s’ Hometown
The coal industry may be dying in Kentucky, but on the abandoned, strip-mined mountain tops, hope is growing in the form of an Elk. A nature preserve called Boone’s Ridge is planning for a grand opening in 2022 in Bell … Continue reading Wildlife refuges and Elk are replacing Kentucky coal mines
Homero Gómez González was a former logger who worked to encourage others to protect Monarch butterfly wintering grounds. Continue reading Monarch butterfly activist found dead as illegal loggers continue to cut down sanctuary trees
Although they may look cute, these insects are swarming in PA, wreaking havoc on numerous industries. Continue reading These pretty insects are costing Pennsylvania $50M a year and may invade surrounding states
Climate change is helping feral pigs spread north, but they are also adapting to the cold by living inside ‘pigloos.’ Continue reading Feral super-hogs are spreading through the frozen north by living in ‘pigloos’
