September 30, 2020 How Joey, the baby sea otter became a viral sensation amid the coronavirus pandemic Joey is an almost 3-month-old male Canadian-born otter.
September 28, 2020 Time travel 'theoretically possible,' study says: 'The math checks out' Marty McFly and Doc Brown may have traveled back in time and slightly altered their futures in the "Back to the Future" series, but a newly published study suggests paradox-free time travel is "theoretically possible."
September 23, 2020 Almost 500 pilot whales stranded in Australia Australian rescuers desperately working to save a pod of almost 300 beached pilot whales discovered hundreds more on Wednesday, bringing the estimated total to now nearly 500.
September 22, 2020 Spotted lanternflies threatening apple orchards in Pennsylvania An invasive bug is spreading in the Northeast and sparking serious problems for apple orchards, with some orchard owners saying they are dealing with thousands of spotted lanternflies a day.
September 15, 2020 Scientists find severe damage to 2 major Antarctic glaciers in satellite images Scientists have discovered damage to two major Antarctic glaciers through satellite imagery, according to a new study.Â
September 10, 2020 Endangered baby gorilla, born 6 days ago at Audubon Zoo in New Orleans, has died Tragedy cut short celebrations at a New Orleans zoo this week when a newborn gorilla, the first welcomed to the facility in over two decades, died at just six days old.
September 9, 2020 Devastating wildfire 'anatomy' explained Every year wildfires leave a trail of devastation across parts of the U.S.
September 1, 2020 Florida beaches left stinking after Hurricane Laura sends seafloor critters washing ashore Hurricane Laura may have stayed far away from Florida's Gulf Coast, but the storm's strong waves have left a stinking remnant behind.Â
August 31, 2020 Map shows where your hometown was hundreds of millions of years ago An online interactive map created by a California-based paleontologist allows people to see how their hometown moved through hundreds of millions of years of continental drift.
August 27, 2020 US adapts to climate threats with drastic shift in flood strategy As hurricane season kicks into full swing, the U.S. strategy to tackle severe flooding is markedly shifting, using tax dollars to move entire communities out of harm's way.