-
3-Legged Jaguar Gives Birth to Cubs in Argentina ParkA first-time mother, a three-legged jaguar named Tanya, gave birth last week to a pair of cubs — the first cubs born in Argentina's Iberá National Park in decades.
cats -
Chess, Anyone? Giant Checkerboard Spied from Space (Photo)An astronaut spotted this checkerboard from space.
space-exploration -
Sneezing Monkeys & 'Walking' Fish: Fascinating New Species DiscoveredHundreds of new species have been discovered in the Himalayas in recent years, but many face danger as climate change and overdevelopment alter their habitats.
primates -
Fading Gems: 10 Places to Visit Before They're GoneEarth Day is a time to celebrate and protect this pale blue dot we call home. But some of its crown jewels may not always be there. Here are 10 amazing places to visit before it's too late.
climate-change -
New Amazon Carbon Maps May Help Limit DeforestationA new mapping technique could help researchers prevent deforestation in the Amazon.
planet-earth -
How the Ebola Outbreak Became Deadliest in Historyviruses-infections-disease -
Mysterious Earthen Rings Predate Amazon Rainforestplanet-earth -
Light Pollution Changes Bat Behavior, Threatens Rainforest RegrowthLight pollution in tropical rainforests disturbs seed-dispersing bats, potentially slowing regeneration of certain forests.
animals -
New Website Tracks Deforestation in Near Real-Timeplanet-earth
