A year-long camera trap project in the Congo has produced high-resolution images of the “rarest, endangered mammals for the first time.”

A Big Bend National Park volunteer came across a unique plant last March, and it was a new species. See it here.

A flood didn’t stop a bunch of people from visiting this In-N-Out Burger for a hamburger. Sometimes you just have to risk it all.

Male Amazon river dolphins swim to the surface, roll over, and pee straight up into the air, and they don’t do it for the ladies.

Even with the proper gear and experience, Mother Nature has the final say. Two hikers became stranded on Mount Washington.

A lump of 66-million-year-old fossilized vomit might be the most famous piece of puke in the world. Here’s why.

Snow in the Mojave Desert is a beautiful and rare sight. See footage of snow in Joshua Tree National Park from this week.

This week brought a “historic day” to Pensacola, Florida—there was snow on the beach. Weird, but beautiful.

It’s shaping up to be a “historic snow day” in the southeast Louisiana. In fact, it’s snowing in New Orleans, and that’s pretty rare.

The Mount Lyell shrew is as mysterious as it is adorable. And now, there are photos of this elusive tiny mammal—none existed before.