Animals are finding paths blocked by roads, homes, oil wells. Butterflies are fading from forests. Giant fish are running into dams, as ancient routes are disrupted.

Some places on Earth are so remote that only a handful of people have ever laid eyes on them. Take Bouvet Island, a frozen speck in the South Atlantic Ocean, surrounded by icy waters and far from any ...

Absolutely! You can check out websites like NASA’s Worldview for a broad look at the planet, or even watch live video streams ...

In a study published last week in the journal Science, researchers suggest the evolution of thumbnails might have helped some ...

A rhythmic mantle plume, like a "geological heartbeat," was discovered beneath Ethiopia at the Afar Depression, ripping the ...

The Indian Ocean Geoid Low (IOGL), a significant gravitational anomaly, has puzzled scientists for decades. Research suggests ...

The study highlights that Earth’s climate is a global web. What happens in one corner of the world can reverberate across ...

New research reveals Earth's continents began forming much earlier than once believed, based on ancient crystal chemistry and ...

Earth's tropical regions drive some of the most powerful weather and climate variability globally. Among these, the ...

The discovery stems from the unearthing of well-preserved fossil leaves in the Laisong Formation of Nagaland, dating back ...

Beneath the African continent, powerful plumes of molten rock are slowly reshaping the land from below. Scientists studying ...