Shea Gunther
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Portland, ME, United States
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9 of the most beautiful places in the spring
Ah, springtime, the time for budding leaves and flowers, for freshly hatched butterflies, and new love. It's the season of rebirth, when the world shakes off th → Read More
What is biochar?
It removes CO2 from the air, improves soil quality, creates clean energy, and it's surprisingly easy to come by. → Read More
7 famous albino animals
Did you know that albino dolphins are pink? Meet these amazing famous albino animals and learn more. → Read More
9 of the coldest places in the world to live
You'd better pack a coat or four if you plan to visit these insanely frigid cities. Here are the coldest places in the world that some people call home. → Read More
4 exploitive societies that died out
If you want your way of life to come to a bitter end, follow the example of ancient civilizations like the Sumerians and the Olmecs and use up all the available → Read More
How I accidentally made a viral video on a frozen lake in Maine — and had a blast doing it
The story of how a day spent on a frozen Maine lake skating turned into a mildly viral video. → Read More
8 of the coldest places in the world to live
Folks in Oymyakon take exception whenever Verkhoyansk lays claim to being the coldest location in the Northern Hemisphere, pointing out that they → Read More
8 of the coldest places in the world to live
According to the 2002 census, Verkhoyansk in Russia has 1,434 hardy residents who carve out a living in the deep Siberian wilderness. It was found → Read More
Pair of white giraffes
One white giraffe is a rare sight, but recently a pair of them — a mother and calf — was spotted strolling in eastern Kenya on the Ishaqbini Hirola Co → Read More
What happens when animals are scared stiff?
Lots of animals can experience 'tonic immobility' — a state of paralysis usually caused by fear. → Read More
How much can a 2,000-mile hike on the Appalachian Trail change a man? Take a look
Check out the amazing transformation one man goes through after hiking from Georgia to Maine. → Read More
Is there really such a thing as Flying Ant Day?
U.K. researchers harness the power of the crowd for a 3-year study to answer the question: Does Flying Ant Day really happen? → Read More
Why tiny tardigrades are nearly indestructible
The tardigrade, otherwise known as the water bear, is a very small, but tough little animal. → Read More
Migaloo the humpback whale
Did you know that albino dolphins are pink or that Onya-Birri is the only albino koala known to science? Meet seven amazing famous albino animals. → Read More
8 of the happiest dogs in the world
Thanks to the ubiquity of cameras and YouTube, there are scores of videos of supremely happy canines just waiting to be found. → Read More
8 of the happiest dogs in the world
Thanks to the ubiquity of cameras and YouTube, there are scores of videos of supremely happy canines just waiting to be found. → Read More
9 extinct megafauna that are out of this world
Some of these massive beasts are familiar in form but enormous in size, while others are strange hybrids of modern-day animals. → Read More
5 invasive species that may have won the war
Is it time to throw in the towel on the fight against these invasive foes? Here are some non-native species that humans just can't seem to beat. → Read More
8 of the coldest places in the world to live
Winter is here and it seems like a good time to look at some of the insanely cold places that people actually call home. Here are eight of the coldest places in → Read More
Why tiny tardigrades are nearly indestructible
The tardigrade, otherwise known as the water bear, is a very small, but tough little animal. → Read More