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Beautiful but deadly, Italy's Stromboli offers more than just a fiery peak
Making critical habitat more difficult to establish hurts all threatened and endangered species, but some midnight decisions could be more harmful to particular animals
What does it mean to say goodbye from a distance—through a hazmat suit, via Zoom, or by text message?
Did you ever wish you could fly? This man's been doing it for more than 20 years
“Africa is the homeland of the turtle, yet they are totally overlooked here,” says conservationist Tomas Diagne
It may be obscure, but it's a captivating place for those with the skill and stamina to venture into its depths
Photos chronicle Washington as the capital city weathered a deadly pandemic, protests against racial injustice, unfounded claims of election fraud and an insurrection
A pair of crabeater seals nap on floating ice in Antarctica
"Everyone is safe and now we are descending to lower camps. We will update more"
"The ascent highlights a new generation of Indigenous climbers who are succeeding on ambitious high-altitude climbs relying on sponsorships, social media, and GoFundMe pages to finance their efforts rather than just carrying loads for commercial expeditions"
Today a team of 10 Nepali climbers reached the summit of K2, the world’s second-highest mountain, in a historic first winter
Wels catfish target endangered and commercially important migratory fish whose European populations are already in serious decline
Although this Civil War relic has been denounced as a hate symbol, it remains popular among white supremacists and Southerners who claim it as their heritage
Like other species, humans are the products of millions of years of adaptation. Now we're taking matters into our own hands
If recent calculations about the remnants of sunlike stars are correct, everything will end with a series of bangs and then a whimper
Oak Flat, a site in considered holy to the Apache in Arizona, is set to be traded to a British and Australian mining company
The country has seen turbulent lame-duck periods before. Which ones were the most frenzied?
Meanwhile, President-elect Joe Biden announced his incoming administration’s proposal for a $1.9-trillion COVID-19 rescue plan, which includes $20 billion to mount a national vaccination program
Global #COVID19 deaths crested 2 million on Friday, and officials warned that the number of deaths could rise to new highs in January from holiday visiting
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