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Terrifying first-person footage shows just how devastating the wildfires in Greece are
A man trying to save his friend's cat took a video of the fire rapidly spreading and engulfing homes in Greece.
By Morgan Sung
Yellowstone won't erupt anytime soon, but a debate still rages about the supervolcano
Scientists scour the opaque depths of America's supervolcano.
By Mark Kaufman
New dolphin-whale hybrid sea creature is the spawn of an unholy union
Marine researchers in Hawaii discovered an unusual sea creature that appears to be a genetic mix between a dolphin and a whale.
By Mark Kaufman
Redding newspaper lost power amid extreme fire, but still found a way to print the news
In this city, local news is alive and kicking.
By Mark Kaufman
Trump admin kills rule demanding companies pay up for damaging wildlife homes
It's been a rough couple of weeks for America's wild critters.
By Mark Kaufman
Violent wildfire jumps a major river, enters California city home to over 90,000
"It’s normally a significant barrier — but not when you have that sort of fire."
By Mark Kaufman
The heat waves scorching Europe were given a serious boost by climate change
"I’m virtually certain that nearly all heatwaves have been made more severe by climate change."
By Mark Kaufman
Mars and Saturn swing close to Earth, revealing stormy skies in new photos
The Hubble Space Telescope does it again.
By Mark Kaufman
Friday's total lunar eclipse will last nearly two hours, but the U.S. misses out
It's a special moon, if you can see it.
By Rayne Ellis
How a population of lizards was forever changed by 2017's extreme hurricane season
These rare findings give us a glimpse into how species are changed by hurricanes.
By Rayne Ellis
A 12-mile, underground lake may have been found on Mars. What could live there?
If life dwells on Mars, there's a good chance it lives underground.
By Mark Kaufman
SpaceX lands another rocket on a drone ship in the Pacific, despite rough seas
It's the 27th rocket landing for SpaceX.
The largest dinosaur foot ever belongs to 'Bigfoot'
You know what they say about big feet. They belong to a dinosaur.
Photos show Yosemite National Park choked by wildfire smoke
Flames have returned to one the nation's most heavily visited national parks.
By Mark Kaufman
California hit with two heat waves in less than a month. Here's why it matters.
Higher global temperatures mean more heat waves.
By Mark Kaufman
Devastating photos show the impact of deadly wildfires in Athens
At least 50 people have been killed, and over 100 injured.
Scientists won't need to dig far to find signs of life on Jupiter's moon Europa
A new study has found the best spots on Jupiter's moon for finding potential life.
By Johnny Lieu
Dr. Seuss had writer's block. Then, he spotted the Lorax in Africa.
"The resemblance is striking."
By Mark Kaufman
Long-lost sibling of the Milky Way was eaten by Andromeda billions of years ago
It was hiding in plain sight.
By Rayne Ellis
There’s an underwater pokéball that helps us study delicate sea creatures without harming them
Gotta Catch 'Em (and then release them) All!
Amazing new robot arm can catch and release deep sea creatures without harm
A new tool for researching creatures of the deep ocean.
SpaceX makes beautiful pre-dawn rocket landing at sea. See it here.
We have a landing.
