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- Injured Sea Turtle Reveals Secret In CT Scan2 days agoAfter being hit by a boat in Saint. Lucie, Florida, a loggerhead sea turtle was brought to Loggerhead Marinelife Center to recover. There, a veterinary team attempted to give her a CT scan to assess her injuries. That’s when they discovered her secret.
- Earth’s First Oceans Weren’t Blue: They Were Green3 days agoBillions of years ago, our planet looked very different, including its coloring. New research suggests that early oceans were green, not blue, giving our planet a green hue overall. Here’s what made early Earth’s oceans green, and how it could happen again.
- Global Effort To Classify Oceans Reaches Major Milestone3 days agoWithin the past two years, the Ocean Census has discovered 866 new species thanks to an international effort to classify our planet’s oceans. This is a major step forward for ocean conservation, but we still only know of approximately 10% of all of the marine species in the sea.
- Bay Area Rainfall Leads To Double RainbowJun 7, 2025, 12:00 pm EDTJust sit back and relax as we share a calming video and a moment of zen out of San Francisco, where a double rainbow followed showers over Mori Point at the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
- London Zoo Animals Waddle, Trot And Walk To The ScalesMay 26, 2025, 12:00 pm EDTZoologists at the London Zoo are tasked with weighing hundreds of species each year, from pint-sized penguins to gargantuan giraffes. While challenging, this endeavor is important for tracking species health and aiding in conservation of endangered species.
- Watch: Teams Rescue Manatees Caught In Fishing LineMay 25, 2025, 11:14 am EDTFootage shows a beloved manatee named Stripes and her newborn calf rescued near Key Largo after she was found with fishing line caught around her flippers, threatening both her health and her baby’s survival. The heart-pounding rescue, led by the Dolphin Research Center and Florida Fish and Wildlife, underscores the growing danger marine mammals face from discarded fishing gear in Florida’s waters.
- 'Fight Like Cinder': Porcupine Healing After Texas WildfireMay 24, 2025, 12:00 pm EDTCinder the porcupine has been through a lot: burned quills, smoke inhalation and losing a baby. Luckily, a rehabilitation center in Texas was there to help.
- Fireflies Are Vanishing: Where, How To See Some For SummerMay 24, 2025, 8:17 am EDTAdult fireflies only light up the sky for two weeks before their life cycle comes to an end. Spring and summer are prime times for lightning bugs, but it’s getting harder to see them and more than a dozen species in the U.S. face extinction. Watch this video to learn why, find out how you can help and learn about a national park that gets so many fireflies, there’s a lottery to view them.
- New Baby Bison Celebrate Spring In South Dakota Black HillsMay 24, 2025, 8:17 am EDTEach spring, the wide open plains of South Dakota come alive - not just with blooming wildflowers, but with the arrival of fuzzy, rust-colored baby bison known as “cinnamon calves.” These adorable newcomers don’t just represent the future of America’s national animal, they mark the start of a new season in Custer State Park, where more than 1,400 bison roam free and the first calf of 2025 has made its heartwarming debut.
- See How Trees In This Place Adapted To Nonstop, Heavy WindsMay 24, 2025, 8:17 am EDTYour worst hair day probably doesn’t compare to the permanent, windswept look of some trees on an island that sits between the equator and the South Pole. Watch this video to learn how that location and the intense weather there has literally changed how these trees grow.