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Swamp cabbage is native, but a nuisance.

Color, community, and empowerment are enlivening Jordan's capital.

A raft very likely carried chameleons between Madagascar and mainland Africa—but in which direction?

There's a whole lot we don't know about vision and speech perception.

Over 57 million pages of wildlife are catalogued.

3,000-year-old microparticles prove the fruit traveled across the ocean with early Pacific Islanders.

Yossi Lugasi spent decades making portraits of famous people out of smashed ceramics.

Their names are Molly and Darla.

Book waste can be beautiful.

In 1892, a newspaper described a cave that sheltered 21 formerly enslaved people. Ohioans are still looking for it.

They're just doing what sharks do.

“I just followed a trail of excrement.”

Like most human-fowl relationships, it's complicated.

And the newcomers show no signs of slowing down.

After pausing production of the 737 MAX, Boeing will get help evicting its resident birds of prey.

Started in 1997, Šediváčkův Long is one of Europe's toughest winter events.

They're thriving, pooping, and fouling up the water around the drug lord's former estate.

As a mysterious disease sweeps across the region, dry land might be the last best hope for survival.