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A famous matriarch bear is missing from Fat Bear Week. Where could she be?
"Her absence is surprising, but it's certainly not out of the realm of possibility."
By Mark Kaufman
This drone video of fall foliage in Utah is unreal
Brb booking a fall getaway in Utah.
Day 2 of Fat Bear Week pits a scarred, powerful male against a young challenger
Winners advance to the quarterfinals -- where formidable bears await.
By Mark Kaufman
Which fat bear are you? Take this Fat Bear Week quiz to find out
I got Chunk, but I feel like I'm more of a Beadnose.
By Rayne Ellis
Scientists think they've found a moon orbiting a world outside the solar system
On the hunt for an exomoon.
How microscopes are opening a door into an invisible universe brimming with life — Genius Moments
It's kinda like the finest reality TV segments on this planet.
An appreciation of Holly, the fat bear mom who adopted and raised an abandoned cub
"He was a full member of the family."
By Mark Kaufman
Enormous Bear 747 may just take the cake as Fat Bear Week's fattest bear
"He’s matured into the largest bear I’ve ever seen."
By Mark Kaufman
Newly-discovered world on the edge of the solar system could lead us to Planet X
And it's called "The Goblin."
By Rayne Ellis
Who’s the fattest of them all? Get to know the fat, hairy bears of Fat Bear Week 2018
This year, 13 fat bears compete in the fall competition.
By Mark Kaufman
Fat Bear Week is here: Your complete guide to nature’s most exciting competition
“While it may be entertaining for us to watch, for the bears it's a game of survival."
By Mark Kaufman
Scientists make artificial Martian dirt, will sell it to you for $20
Expensive, but useful, soil.
By Mark Kaufman
Norway wants to clean up our oceans. Here's how it could work.
Let's start with infrastructure.
By Rayne Ellis
Asexual, all-female termite societies exist in Japan and are they taking applications?
Termite Themiscyra is real.
By Alexis Nedd
An appreciation of the persistently grim tweets from the Norway Ice Service
"Unfortunately, grim is the state of change in the Arctic."
By Mark Kaufman
An Indonesian tsunami's devastation captured in new, horrifying video
The storm's intensity is palpable in this footage.
This fully edible food packaging material is the product of bacterial fermentation
Food packaging that you can eat!
High-tech paint could cool cities around the world
Scientists think they've found a solution.
By Rayne Ellis
Remarkably warm oceans spawned 2017's massive hurricanes
Hurricanes feed off of warm waters.
By Mark Kaufman
So, turns out snakes have been hitchhiking on planes. Have a nice flight.
Someone should make a movie about this. Wait...
Judge halts grizzly hunting because Yellowstone bears need to find more diverse sex partners
"The jury's still out on whether corridors can be promoted to let these grizzlies do their own Match.com."
By Mark Kaufman
