An 11-year-old rock hunter has uncovered an almost complete turtle shell dating to roughly 48 million years ago. That intact shell secured a rare glimpse into a vanished river world before weather ...

A giant tortoise that scientists once filed under “extinct for more than a century” has turned out to be very much alive, slowly roaming one of the harshest corners of the Galápagos Islands. The ...

The Beachcombing Report is written by Jace Tunnell, the Director of Community Engagement for the Harte Research Institue at ...

251 million years ago, the Great Dying erased almost all marine life and most land species - and the Triassic world that followed became a proving ground for survivors and bizarre new reptiles.

The name “sea hare” comes from the two tentacles on their heads that resemble a rabbit’s ears. Learn more about this marine mollusk.

You know about celebrity perfume lines. You’ve probably seen a famous face on a tequila bottle. But celebrity parasitic worms ...

Scientists discover thousands of new species every year, and a surprising number of those creatures end up named after pop ...

Whether in the newer seasons or at the very start of the show, these Generation I moves remain iconic.

Oxygen shaped the world as we know it. It’s why we hiccup and why frogs croak. It’s so good that some turtles have learned to suck it in using not just their nose and mouth, but also… another orifice.

Karoniénhawe Diabo has earned a name for herself internationally for her brand She Holds the Sky Designs, but last weekend ...

Explore Georgia islands locals say have transformed over time, where evolving landscapes, rich history, and coastal beauty reveal stories you might not expect ...