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A new viral cousin of Covid-19 can resist vaccine immunity, study finds
Here's what you need to know about a new Covid-like virus from bats
Just how smart are raccoons? They’re probably masterminds, a new study finds
The meek shall inherit.
Three everyday beverages that may taste worse because of climate change
Climate change may be coming for your favorite drink, scientists say.
The best thriller of the century reveals a real climate change disaster
The devastating floods in Parasite are no mere fantasy — they're a reality for many Koreans.
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A new viral cousin of Covid-19 can resist vaccine immunity, study finds
Here's what you need to know about a new Covid-like virus from bats
Just how smart are raccoons? They’re probably masterminds, a new study finds
The meek shall inherit.
Three everyday beverages that may taste worse because of climate change
Climate change may be coming for your favorite drink, scientists say.
The best thriller of the century reveals a real climate change disaster
The devastating floods in Parasite are no mere fantasy — they're a reality for many Koreans.
Look: 82 species tell the story of extinction in a new book
Greenland's melting ice sheets may cause "ominous" sea level rise
A new study reveals data on sea level rise, and it's not great news out of Greenland.
More than a dozen threatened American trees may disappear without further action, a survey reveals
Tree survey reveals up to 16 percent of U.S. species are threatened.
Billions of people may face “unprecedented” and deadly heat within 78 years
At our current rates of global warming, dangerous heat will become a near-daily routine for billions of people.
Watch: Ingenious hawks learned to thwart their prey's greatest defense
They dive into the crowd and leave the rest up to fate.
Watch squealing dolphins hunt fish and snakes from their point of view
One dolphin even went after some unusual prey.
One surprising insect could help solve farming’s pest problem
These tiny critters can serve as "biological pest control," new research suggests.
Look: A deep-sea expedition just captured these incredible views of life underwater
Climate change may push North America’s forests to a “tipping point”
A trio of studies highlights the serious threat global warming poses to forests on the continent.
Watch sea sponges sneeze out stringy mucus in slow motion
Gesundheit!
In Mexico, indigenous peoples and scientists race to save an iconic Aztec animal
Once mutually wary, farmers and scientists are working jointly to save a key ecosystem — and an endangered salamander.
How is nature connected to well-being? It's complicated, scientists say
Experts reviewed hundreds of papers to draw scientific conclusions about our cultural and ecological connections to nature.
