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The frog that breaks its own legs and grows claws. The beetle that sprays a jet of boiling fluid at…
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(Part 1 in a 5-Part Exclusive WebEcoist Series on Endangered Animals) Scientists say that an astonishing 1 in 4 mammals…
(Images via: Dean Souglass, Joisey Showaa and Bob Jagendorf) The type, shape and color of clouds can actually tell a…
From astonishing wildfires that engulf whole regions to massive volcanic explosions that shroud surrounding areas in ash, these blazing natural…
Learn all about the most important, active and dynamic environmental organizations working to solve the climate crisis, save endangered wildlife,…
From cows aligning on a North-South axis to baby turtles using built-in GPS to navigate oceans, animals are affected by…
The green web is thriving. Optimize your inner eco geek with these 25 green tools, applications and resources.
