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A few cetaceans appeared in 2011, but now they're in the hundreds, surprising scientists and tourists alike. → Read More
Suspicious and distrustful, Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin still had to work together. → Read More
Maps offer much more than directions. They tell of incredible scientific achievement, bravery, and superhuman precision. → Read More
The obsession with finding and selling dinosaur fossils lead one hunter into a world he could not escape. → Read More
Water will one day swamp historic Tangier Island, in the Chesapeake Bay. But its inhabitants argue that it's erosion, not climate change. → Read More
Clipper ships traveled at blistering speeds but conditions on board were brutal, and opium was their most profitable cargo. → Read More
Beaver ponds keep rivers and streams wet all year, compensating for less snowpack and glacial melt. We just need to stay out of their way. → Read More
Naturalist Francis Willughby was the first to do things we now take for granted in science, like measuring bird beaks and fish fins. → Read More
The more we’ve learned about orcas, the more we love them. But can killer whales survive the dramatic changes to their world? → Read More
We don’t even know how many whale species exist, so which will be winners and which losers is hard to guess. → Read More
Whether we're alone in the universe depends on whether alien societies overcame the climate change their advances created, says a new book. → Read More
A quest to find his birth parents led Chris Feliciano Arnold on an eye-opening exploration of the Amazon rain forest’s underbelly. → Read More
Genetically speaking, we get what we get. But someday we might be able to program our genetic futures, and then it's a whole new ballgame. → Read More
Retracing a famous environmentalist's journey almost 120 years ago, an author discovers a very different Alaska. → Read More
Bucking broncs, drought, and tourism are just a few challenges for the Wright family’s 150-year-old way of life. → Read More
The Pony Express operated for less than two years, but its legend—burnished by Buffalo Bill Cody—lives on. → Read More
So-called rewilding involves taking a hands-off approach to the land and letting natural processes happen. → Read More
As more countries open their borders to paleontology, a new generation of dino hunters is uncovering almost one new species a week. → Read More
This is the true story of how a man stole hundreds of exotic birds to sell to salmon fly-tyers so that he could buy a golden flute. Really. → Read More
These 29 women weren’t willing to be anything but fully themselves, from Jane Goodall to Frida Kahlo to Billie Jean King. → Read More