More Nature - Page 9
Greenland sharks could be the world's longest-living vertebrates
Marine biologists said this shark species, which roams the North Atlantic, may have an average lifespan of at least 272 years.
Not everyone loves hiking in Alaska, according to this logbook
So, how was the trip?
A deep-sea camera just discovered a mysterious purple blob
The glowing creature might be a new species, scientists from the Ocean Exploration Trust said.
Wes Anderson-inspired luxury hotel for bees has a really good cause
The hotel is complete with a sugar water bath and a UV disco.
The quokka picture book will bring you instant joy
Smiling quokkas meet inspirational quotes. Nuff said.
By Johnny Lieu
Brave man casually chooses to kayak alongside a black bear
"My curiosity and my adrenaline got the best of me."
By Sophie Hirsh
Spiderweb as big as a picnic table will haunt your dreams
Yep, spiders weren't scary enough already
By Elise Cooper
Flower power: Woman creates elaborate works of art only using plants
"The possibilities seem endless!"
The slightest exposure to this tree will probably kill you, NBD
Proof that Mother Nature hates us.
Young bandit returns stolen pinecone to national park
Turns out the kids who hoarded pinecones during recess were rebels.
By Sophie Hirsh
This gloriously disturbing BBC tweet has created the year's oddest hashtag
You're weird, nature.
By Sam Haysom
The biggest ice cave in China never melts
Formed during the ice age 3 million years ago, the Ningwu ice cave stays frozen all year round.
By Alicia Tan
Climate scientists on Jimmy Kimmel: 'We're not f*cking with you'
"It's good for Aquaman, it's bad for us."
Community of tiny gnome homes spread in Pennsylvania parks
Make yourself comfortable, my gnome is your gnome.
By Ryan Creamer
Lee Pace is 'Mountain': Short film sends environmental warning from highest peaks
"I am the Mountain. I am nature's oldest temple. Open your eyes while there's still time."
Mysterious fairy circles discovered in Australian outback
The strange landscape phenomenon has been found in the Australian outback.
By Jenni Ryall
Thousands of seagulls swarming in China is like 'The Birds' IRL
They were in search of food.
By Victoria Ho
