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Strangely beautiful landscapes made of mold
Most people would recoil at the thought of mold growing on their food, but this time-lapse offers an oddly beautiful perspective of these fungal colonies. → Read More
Acorn transforms into sapling in 8-month time-lapse
Waiting for a seed to sprout is often be a test of patience, but for those of us who lack this honorable virtue, we have time-lapses to soothe our nerves. → Read More
Golden ice formations wrap winter in a warm glow
Photographer Annie Degré captures these otherworldly images by shooting during the golden hour and juxtaposing her subjects against the path of the setting sun. → Read More
Meet Ingo and Poldi, best friends breaking all the rules
There's nothing like an adorable interspecies friendship to brighten your day! → Read More
Newfound spiders have names to match their flash
Newly discovered peacock spiders dubbed Sparklemuffin and Skeletorus are as fascinating as they are off-the-charts flamboyant. → Read More
Rally behind ferrets, narwhals and coyotes in honor of World Wildlife Day
The U.N. holiday's 2015 theme promotes getting serious about wildlife crime. → Read More
Quokka selfies are taking the Internet by storm
Due to their seemingly ever-smiling demeanor, these small marsupials are the perfect selfie buddies. → Read More
These starling murmurations are not what they appear
These breathtaking images may appear to be starling murmurations, but you might be surprised if you take a closer look. → Read More
Artist turns hubcaps into whimsical creatures
British artist Ptolemy Elrington merges recycling and sculpture with his fascinating works of art. → Read More
Newborn orca calves make waves in Pacific Northwest
These 2 bundles of joy are symbols of hope for the endangered population of orcas that live in the waters between Washington and British Columbia. → Read More
A year in the woods yields surreal sculptures
What is more romantic that venturing out into nature and spending the whole day creating art? → Read More
Forget Bourbon Street: 7 natural wonders of Louisiana
Sure, Mardi Gras is fun, but now it's time to sober up and explore all the other amazing places Louisiana has to offer. → Read More
Whimsical jellyfish air plants are not only easy to care for, they're downright adorable!
Looking for a fabulous wedding decor element or a quirky conversation piece for your home? → Read More
Rural vignettes capture the warmth of winter
The work of Elena Shumilova is the perfect embodiment of the Danish concept, "hygge," which roughly translates to "coziness." → Read More
Retired subway cars given a second life as artificial reefs
At first glance, you might gasp in horror at the thought of these vintage metal behemoths being unceremoniously dumped into our ocean waters, but don't worry — there's more to this story. → Read More
Artist creates beautiful order from foraged objects
New Mexico-based artist Ja Soon Kim collects and neatly arranges leaves, flowers, seashells, feathers, stones and other natural objects. → Read More
When an iceberg flips, what does it look like?
If you ever wanted to know what an iceberg looks like underneath the waves, then check out these striking images captured during an expedition to Antarctica last month. → Read More
Rice paddies: Glassy landscapes with a complex history
These beautiful rice paddy fields are more than a pretty landscape scene. They represent an ancient agricultural legacy that humans still depend on. → Read More
Minnesota brothers create marine monsters on dry land
Every year, a brotherly trio constructs an epic snow sculpture of an aquatic animal in their front yard. → Read More
These expressive masks are the emojis of ancient Japan
Smithsonian's Museums of Asian Art kicked off 2015 by releasing more than 40,000 images of artifacts online for public viewing and non-commercial use. → Read More