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Carlos Albero Rojas

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Nine great white sharks gathered off a Maine beach and scientists say the reason is hiding just beneath the surface

Nine great white sharks gathered off a Maine beach and scientists say the reason is hiding just beneath the surface

AUG 18, 2026

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Strange red dots haunted James Webb images for years and now astronomers think they have found a “black hole star” inside them

AUG 18, 2026

Pancake the sea turtle spent eight months fighting to survive and now she is swimming free again off the New York coast

Pancake the sea turtle spent eight months fighting to survive, and now she is swimming free again off the New York coast

AUG 17, 2026

Humpback whales sing for up to 16 hours straight and scientists just decoded what their songs are actually tracking

Humpback whales can sing for 16 hours straight, and scientists have now decoded what those marathon songs are actually tracking

AUG 17, 2026

Camera trap catches a Eurasian lynx at 17400 feet in the Himalayas offering first confirmed proof of the elusive cat in Sikkims high altitude wilderness

Camera trap catches a Eurasian lynx at 17,400 feet in the Himalayas, offering first confirmed proof of the elusive cat in Sikkim’s high-altitude wilderness

AUG 16, 2026

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Ancient octopuses grew nearly 20 meters long and crushed prey with jaws so powerful scientists are rethinking who ruled the prehistoric ocean

AUG 16, 2026

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For the second time in 20 years, a telescope caught a star’s dying “first breath” and found it had been quietly suffocating its own explosion

AUG 15, 2026

Bats declared nearly gone from hundreds of eastern American caves are still showing up on summer surveys and scientists are rethinking what that means

Bats declared nearly gone from hundreds of eastern American caves are still showing up on summer surveys and scientists are rethinking what that means

AUG 15, 2026

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Deep beneath the Pacific, one of Earth’s inner structures just reversed course abruptly and scientists cannot explain why

AUG 14, 2026

Hurricanes Fausto and Genevieve are raging in the Pacific Ocean but NOAA satellites caught them being born thousands of miles away off the coast of Africa

Hurricanes Fausto and Genevieve are raging in the Pacific Ocean, but NOAA satellites caught them being “born” thousands of miles away off the coast of Africa

AUG 14, 2026

NASA satellites are watching the Pacific Ocean go silent as a returning climate giant starves phytoplankton anchovies and seabirds from within

NASA satellites are watching the Pacific Ocean go “silent” as a returning climate giant starves phytoplankton, anchovies, and seabirds from within

AUG 13, 2026

Caribbean divers keep encountering a reef squid that flirts with one side of its body threatens rivals with the other and flashes zebra stripes when it means business

Caribbean divers keep encountering a reef squid that flirts with one side of its body, threatens rivals with the other, and flashes zebra stripes when it means business

AUG 13, 2026

Meet the tiny lizard of the American Southwest that turns its own blood into a weapon against predators

Meet the tiny lizard of the American Southwest that turns its own blood into a weapon against predators

AUG 12, 2026

A bird that belongs in the tropics somehow landed on a Maryland bay and left every local birder stunned because no one had seen one there in recorded history

A bird that belongs in the tropics somehow landed on a Maryland bay and left every local birder stunned because no one had seen one there in recorded history

AUG 12, 2026

Deep beneath the Pacific Oceans surface creatures with glowing bodies and transparent heads are rewriting what we thought life could look like

Deep beneath the Pacific Ocean, divers found glowing “alien” creatures with no blood, no hair, and no brain rewriting what we thought life could look like

AUG 11, 2026

Fish in Lake Erie are crowding the edges of oxygen depleted zones and upending what scientists thought they knew about climate and Great Lakes food webs

Fish in Lake Erie are crowding the edges of oxygen-depleted zones and upending what scientists thought they knew about climate and Great Lakes food webs

AUG 11, 2026

Tropical Storm Bertha swept through a thriving Florida bird nursery overnight and left thousands of eggs and chicks simply gone

Tropical Storm Bertha hit a thriving Florida bird nursery — and exposed just how vulnerable beach-nesting birds can be

AUG 10, 2026

In Florida discarded oyster shells from dinner tables are quietly rebuilding underwater reefs that millions of Americans depend on

In Florida, discarded oyster shells from dinner tables are quietly rebuilding underwater reefs that millions of Americans depend on

AUG 10, 2026

35. GES Dead bumblebees are appearing on sidewalks

Dead bumblebees are appearing on sidewalks in growing numbers, and the reasons go far deeper than a hot summer

AUG 9, 2026

21. GES Divers descend into Australias forgotten volcanic peaks

Divers descend into Australia’s “forgotten” volcanic peaks — and the deep-sea creatures waiting there defy expectations

AUG 9, 2026

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Scientists thought Venus was geologically “dead” for billions of years, but its massive cracks tell a completely different story

AUG 8, 2026

16. GES Underwater microphones off New Yorks coast have been

Underwater microphones off New York’s coast have been quietly tracking endangered sei whales and the recordings reveal a surprising seasonal pattern

AUG 8, 2026

Deep beneath

Deep beneath the Pacific, scientists spent 115 hours diving into one of Earth’s most volcanically alive seafloors — and pulled up something no one had ever seen

AUG 7, 2026

Capuchin monkeys raising infant marmosets langurs petting squirrels — primates may have been forming pet bonds long before humans

Capuchin monkeys raising infant marmosets, langurs petting squirrels — primates may have been forming “pet” bonds long before humans

AUG 7, 2026

In city forests birdsong can quietly lower human stress but loud harsh calls may do the exact opposite and make it worse

In city forests, birdsong can quietly lower human stress, but loud, harsh calls may do the exact opposite and make it worse

AUG 6, 2026

33. GES In a town in New Hampshire

In a town in New Hampshire, tiny tunnels built for salamanders are quietly reshaping how the world thinks about roads and wildlife

AUG 6, 2026

20. GES Biologist Fernanda Abra strung rope bridges above

Biologist Fernanda Abra strung rope bridges above an Amazon highway and 15,000 animals crossed safely without a single death

AUG 5, 2026

19. GES Scientists dove into Antarcticas frozen abyss and

Scientists dove into Antarctica’s frozen abyss and found a hidden world quietly fighting climate change from below

AUG 5, 2026

3. URG Scientists found over 70 species hiding in

Scientists found over 70 species “hiding in plain sight” inside museum drawers that had been locked shut for decades

AUG 4, 2026

17. GES Hubble finally cracked open a stellar explosion

Hubble finally cracked open a stellar explosion that hid its secrets for 25 years and found “bullets” racing through the galaxy at 20 million mph

AUG 4, 2026

15. GES Inside a sealed Egyptian tomb 560 miniature

Inside a sealed Egyptian tomb, 560 miniature “servants” were still lined up and ready to work for their dead master

AUG 3, 2026

14. GES Seen alive just once in decades a ghostly

Seen alive just once in decades, a ghostly deep-sea whale is now revealing a “silent plague” rotting it from the inside

AUG 3, 2026

18. GES Californias giant sequoias survived 3000 years of

California’s giant sequoias survived 3,000 years of drought, disease, and fire, then thousands vanished in just two summers—and scientists now know what could have saved them

AUG 2, 2026

14. GES In Seattle a round little raccoon named Jimothy

In Seattle, a round little raccoon named Jimothy turned one painting auction into a $50,000 flood of generosity that swept up Amazon, Starbucks, and an entire city

AUG 2, 2026

14. GES The sharp pain you feel when drinking cold water

The sharp pain you feel when drinking cold water began as a sensory system on armored fish roaming the oceans 465 million years ago

AUG 1, 2026

15. GES Archaeologists uncover a sealed New Kingdom tomb in Luxor

Archaeologists uncover a sealed New Kingdom tomb in Luxor, revealing coffins, funerary goods, and painted scenes of an ancient Egyptian official

AUG 1, 2026

7. GES Pancake the sea turtle arrived barely able to

Pancake the sea turtle arrived barely able to swim, then spent seven months chasing shrimp in rehab before a New York beach gathered to cheer her back into the Atlantic

JUL 31, 2026

6. GES Cape Cod beachgoers began finding jellyfish with tentacles

Cape Cod beachgoers began finding jellyfish with tentacles longer than a school bus washing ashore, and no one can fully explain why so many are arriving early

JUL 31, 2026

17. GES Researchers watched sperm whales sleeping upright in the

Researchers watched sperm whales sleeping upright in the ocean and realized they were quietly “deflating” themselves to keep their giant heads from floating to the surface

JUL 30, 2026

16. GES James Webb spent years reading the atmospheres of

James Webb spent years reading the atmospheres of the galaxy’s most common planets, but a hidden ocean may have been sitting beneath the hydrogen the entire time

JUL 30, 2026

15. GES A rare Atlantic Nina and a Super El Nino

A rare Atlantic Niña and a Super El Niño are converging at the same time and quietly rewriting the odds for hurricane season across America

JUL 29, 2026

13. GES A scientist listened to birds singing around the

A scientist listened to birds singing around the world and discovered that every song is built from just eight musical elements

JUL 29, 2026

2. URG Scientists spent 20 years building a satellite to

Scientists spent 20 years building a satellite to find ocean currents they could never see, and it performed four times better than expected

JUL 28, 2026

16. GES NASA watched Californias ocean for 25 years and

NASA watched California’s ocean for 25 years and found fish steadily returning inside the state’s vast network of marine reserves

JUL 28, 2026

1. URG Sophia a 114pound sea turtle arrived with more

Sophia, a 114-pound sea turtle, arrived with more than 20 fishing hooks inside her, and her only chance of survival came from techniques normally used on human patients

JUL 27, 2026

16. GES Alaskas gray wolves have started hunting sea otters

Alaska’s gray wolves have started hunting sea otters along the coast, and scientists still do not know how they are catching them

JUL 27, 2026

18. GES More than 100000 Florida drivers renew a sea turtle

More than 100,000 Florida drivers renew a sea turtle license plate each year, and the extra $23 has quietly helped save millions of sea turtles, manatees, dolphins, and even whales

JUL 26, 2026

19. GES A star flashed blue and faded but its radio

A star flashed blue and faded, but its radio “aftershock” kept growing for two years and led astronomers to a hidden black hole

JUL 26, 2026

14. GES Scientists put 258 spider species through a speed test and a handsized Australian huntsman outran them all at nearly 8 mph

Scientists put 258 spider species through a speed test, and a hand-sized Australian huntsman outran them all at nearly 8 mph

JUL 25, 2026

18. GES Decades after nearly vanishing from Earth the worlds rarest sea turtle is finding its way back to shore

Decades after nearly vanishing from Earth, the world’s rarest sea turtle is finding its way back to shore

JUL 25, 2026

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