There's more to the city than concrete and steel, and artist Tim Plemmons aims to remind residents of that fact with massive, vivid images of nearby nature.

Anteaters are Nature's “termite terminators”, and these bizarre creatures have perfected the art of ant-eating to such a fine degree they can eat little else.

A Tokyo artist uses his architectural model making skills to create these gorgeous miniature sculptures in tiny glass bottles.

Want to take that green on the road? This lovely art project put a lush garden in a Chicago train car and circled downtown for hours.

China's Zhangjiajie National Park features breathtaking geological formations - seemingly gravity-defying pillars that inspired the floating mountains in Avatar.

Could we one day harness the awesome power of tidal waves with sea-bound platforms? One designer thinks this method could be the answer for clean power.

From fascinating phenomena and optical effects like earthshine and eclipses to phases, movement & texture, these images show off the moon in all its beauty.

This gorgeous building mixes work and play to create a singularly fantastic addition to a Japanese kindergarten site.

This fun installation is part art, part social commentary, and all eco-friendly. Designers moved an entire office outdoors and took "green" to the extreme!

These 10 amazing animals are in the pink and they're not afraid to show it. Pink pigmentation isn't common in the animal kingdom but it IS uncommonly beautiful.

Geysers have entranced observers from time immemorial with their sudden appearances, explosive power and the ability to conjure up rainbows on a cloudless day.

Have you seen this island? The creators are searching for the lushly vegetated floating sculpture after it was cut free during a U.K. festival in July.

Spanish artist Lorenzo Duran uses a traditional paper cutting technique to carve delicate designs into leaves he hand-picks.

Hudson Bay's Nastapoka Arc may superficially resemble the many frozen lava “seas” of the moon but its actual origins are much more down to Earth.

Summer's arrived and China's green menace (a massive bloom of stringy, slimy, and smelly Enteromorpha Prolifera algae) has returned as well... we kudzu not!