A Yellowstone Volcano Observatory webcam recently caught a unique sight—a “dirty eruption” at the park’s Black Diamond Pool at Biscuit Basin.

The National Audubon Society’s 126th Christmas Bird Count has officially begun, and it’s not too late to jump in and participate.

A subset of polar bears are adapting to warmer climates, according to a new study. How are they doing this, exactly? It’s all in the DNA.

Most people have never heard of the rare, seven-armed creature MBARI recently filmed in the deep sea. Watch footage of it here.

A newly published scientific study details what researchers believe is the first documented evidence of a wolf using a tool in the wild.

The National Park Service recently posted about fall foliage and the science behind it. Curious to know more?

One extremely rare whale species eluded scientists until a team of researchers finally spotted one alive in the wild. See it here.

Sulphur Cave, a cave on the border of Greece and Albania, is home to what scientists believe might be the largest spider web ever.

A research paper explains how trail cams prove that a jaguar made a record-breaking swim from mainland Brazil to a forested island.

Scientists were thrilled to film endangered sharks mating in the wild for the first time, and (surprise!) it was a threesome.