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55,000 beluga whales are on the move, and you can watch their migration liveIn celebration of Arctic Sea Ice Day (July 15), viewers can tune in to watch beluga whales frolic in Hudson Bay by the thousands.
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Bizarre translucent 'Jell-O fish' pulled up from icy depths in AlaskaThe gelatinous fish also has a strange suction cup on its belly.
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Threatened sharks are turning up in pet food, DNA testing showsScientists identified shark DNA in pet food products, none of which listed shark meat in the ingredients.
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Secret population of polar bears found living in seemingly impossible habitatThe discovery provides a glimmer of hope for the iconic white bears.
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The world's biggest clone is a 77-square-mile 'immortal' meadow of seagrassResearchers have discovered that 4,500-year-old seagrass meadows in Shark Bay, Western Australia, are actually the world's largest clone.
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Crypto organization names newfound glass frog species — here’s why that's concerningA new species of glass frog has been named by a cryptocurrency organization, triggering concern over the high environmental cost of crypto.
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Stop picking carnivorous penis plants, Cambodian environmental officials pleadThe Cambodian Ministry of Environment has asked people to stop collecting a carnivorous plant that resembles a penis, after footage appeared on social media of people picking the rare plant.
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Colossal 300-pound alligator gar caught (and released) in Texas bayouA conservation educator caught a record-breaking alligator gar in a bayou near Houston.
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Astonished fishers reel in gigantic 400-pound stingray in Cambodian riverA 400-pound stingray was accidentally caught by fishers in the Mekong River in Cambodia. However, experts say that these monstrous rays can grow even bigger.
