Articles by Cara Giaimo

Despite her success, Caroline Shawk Brooks never forgot her sweet, creamy roots.

The citizen scientists of Port Stephens, Australia, are ramping up for the seasonal count.

Giacomo Torelli and his magnificent sub-stage machine.

Scared chimps, running giraffes, bat traffic jams, and more.

You can now walk coast to coast across Canada, via the longest trail in the world.

Juan Carlos Noguez Ortiz set a world "bee beard" record by wearing the insects for 61 minutes.

Could knowing about cool insects help get more Americans out into nature? These two social scientists think so.

People are chipping in to help save the castle of Saint-Vincent-le-Paluel.

Three hard-working ewes will soon begin work at the Basilica of Old St. Patrick's Cathedral in Nolita.

Digging into a legendary moment in the history of extraterrestrial labor.

A real conversation-starter.

The company behind one popular cookie-cutter statue advertised they would "last as long as the Pyramids of Egypt."

They're the men who returned.

The colorful phenomenon came ahead of schedule.

Authorities are asking people to catch as many salmon as possible.

They've been there for years, but seem to be growing more bold.

Tissington's famed plant-based installations have moved beyond traditional biblical scenes.

The youngster was born in January, but just emerged from her mother's pouch for the first time.

So is Nashville, Tennessee.

Before and after the moon crosses the sun, interested people all over the U.S. will be spying on wildlife.

The dug-out drawing of an ammonite covers around one million square feet.

Mementos of the sky, sealed in the ground.

On tourist-friendly islands in Massachusetts, a story of survival.

This is Abuh's second escape from Shibukawa Animal Park this summer.