Amber (fossil tree sap) can contain prehistoric insects, crustaceans, frogs and lizards, preserved in exquisite detail and all many millions of years old.
Click Here to Read More »»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!
Click Here to Read More »»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.
Click Here to Read More »»Geysers have entranced observers from time immemorial with their sudden appearances, explosive power and the ability to conjure up rainbows on a cloudless day.
Click Here to Read More »»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.
Click Here to Read More »»Lakes? In my frozen Antarctica? This in-depth (brrr!) look at 7 amazing Antarctic lakes shows us the 7th continent still has a few tricks up its frosty sleeve.
Click Here to Read More »»On a beach in Mexico, garbage from around the world washes up and settles on the sand. Photographer Alejandro Duran manages to make this sad waste look lovely.
Click Here to Read More »»Travelers going through Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport can take a pleasant time out in the new indoor/outdoor nature park featuring "mixed reality technology."
Click Here to Read More »»Among the 42 sites considered for inscription on UNESCO's World Heritage List this June are 10 new natural properties deserving of appreciation and protection.
Click Here to Read More »»In the grey center of Madrid, tiny bits of cheery green appeared recently under the protective arms of miniature greenhouses.
Click Here to Read More »»Don't assume that your favorite animals just spend all day hunting for food or napping. Their schedules are actually quite complicated.
Click Here to Read More »»The world looks different through a bubble. One young photographer is showing his fans how incredible a simple landscape can be from a different perspective.
Click Here to Read More »»The incredibly rare and exceptionally dangerous Land Shark has been known to the scientific community since 1975. Every once in a while, it is caught on camera.
Click Here to Read More »»Red tides kill millions of fish, poison shellfish beds, and leave swimmers' skin itchy, irritated and inflamed. Is there a reason why nature sometimes sees red?
Click Here to Read More »»Feeling stressed and disconnected from the natural world? This website lets you combine your favorite nature sounds for a unique relaxation experience.
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