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Deep-Earth Microbe from South Africa Appears in California
December 14, 2012
Scientists don't know how it traveled around the world. View Full Article »
Puerto Rican crested toad tadpoles
Endangered Tadpoles' Mission: Help Restore Toad Species
December 14, 2012
Tadpoles are bred to save the Puerto Rican crested toad. View Full Article »
One of the tiger cubs caught on camera.
Video Reveals Rare Tiger Cubs in Sumatran Forest
December 13, 2012
It's the first evidence of breeding in the region. View Full Article »
Researchers Dawn Frame and Alexey Tishechkin in the crane gondola netting insects attracted to flowers of the tree Nectandra purpurascens.
In Rainforests, 300 Arthropods for Every 1 Mammal
December 13, 2012
In the rainforest, there are 300 arthropods for every 1 mammal. View Full Article »
A diminutive Kihansi spray toad newborn rests on the back of an adult female.
Once-Extinct Toads Reintroduced to Wild
December 11, 2012
The animals will hopefully thrive under artificial sprinkler mist. View Full Article »
The Asian sea snake on the left; the Australian sea snake on the right.
Deadliest Sea Snake Is 2 Separate Species
December 10, 2012
The different snakes look strikingly similar. View Full Article »
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Stunning Image: Hidden Groves of the Florida Keys
December 10, 2012
Art exhibit on Florida Keys now on display at Biscayne National Park. View Full Article »
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Famed Poet, Scientist Muse on Science & Poetry
December 07, 2012
The pair faced an overzealous audience member. View Full Article »
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Q&A with Boone Smith, Big Cat Wrangler
December 07, 2012
Smith was once asked to help catch Bigfoot. View Full Article »
This photo shows the General Sherman Tree found in Sequoia National Park, believed to be the world's largest tree by volume. Large trees like this are in decline, according to a new study.
Big, Old Trees in Decline Worldwide
December 06, 2012
Big old trees provide irreplaceable habitat for many animals. View Full Article »
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Filmmaker Cameron Expedition Finds Weird Deep-Sea Life
December 05, 2012
James Cameron's deep-sea expedition finds new species, hints to how life evolved on Earth. View Full Article »
The pygmy mole cricket.
How Pygmy Mole Crickets Jump on Water
December 03, 2012
Watch a pygmy mole cricket leap off the water's surface. View Full Article »
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Photo: Eastern Screech Owl Haunts The Night
December 03, 2012
While most people never notice them, their trembling calls are commonly heard at night. View Full Article »
Ashfall from the Karymsky volcano
Best Earth Images of the Week - Nov. 30, 2012
December 01, 2012
This week Mother Earth gave us beautiful auroras, smoking hot lava and rare cats in the wild. Check out our choices. View Full Article »
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Microbe Masses Under Seafloor Are Downsized
November 30, 2012
Number revised downward, but still a swarm of microbes down there. View Full Article »
Camera trap photo of an oncilla, a rare cat species
Photo of Rare, Mysterious Cat Wins Competition
November 29, 2012
Photo of the oncilla is the first of the species in Bolivia's Madidi National Park. View Full Article »
This is the new species of springtail, Pygmarrhopalites maestrazgoensis.
Bizarre Insectlike Creatures Discovered in Spanish Cave
November 28, 2012
The tiny creatures have tails that along them to jump away from danger. View Full Article »
USGS scuba diver enters the Colorado River
Beaches Back After Grand Canyon Flood
November 27, 2012
Scientists push off on raft trip to gauge flood's effects. View Full Article »
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How Rare Black Dahlias Get Their Color
November 27, 2012
Researchers say they've solved the molecular mystery of how black dahlias get their dark hues. View Full Article »
A gray wolf (Canis lupus). The eastern wolf, Canis lupus lycaon, qualifies as a separate species, according to a new review by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Eastern Wolves Deemed Separate Species
November 26, 2012
Eastern wolves are smaller than their western cousins and can mate with coyotes. View Full Article »
A "spearing" shrimp, L. maculata, just after capturing a prey fish.
How 'Smashing' & 'Spearing' Shrimp Speedily Attack Prey
November 22, 2012
Speed is important for crushing the shell of prey. View Full Article »
Emperor penguins near the sea.
Emperor Penguins Need Sea Ice for Foraging
November 21, 2012
Sea ice helps penguins gorge on food by providing short, safe rest breaks between long dives, study finds. View Full Article »
The green algae Chlamydomonas reinhardtii.
Algae Chows Down on Other Plants
November 21, 2012
For the first time, a plant has been shown able to "eat" other plants. View Full Article »
Jet tubes releasing water during the 2012 high-flow release at Glen Canyon Dam.
Grand Canyon Flood Underway to Rebuild Beaches
November 19, 2012
The Colorado River fountained in a flood from the Glen Canyon Dam today, hopefully restoring beaches and fish habitat downstream. View Full Article »
Research Jakob Krieger holding a giant robber crab tagged with a GPS tracking device.
World's Largest Land Crabs Tracked With GPS
November 16, 2012
It's the first time scientists have tracked an invertebrate via GPS. View Full Article »
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