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Can dolphin teeth sense sonar? Studies reveal their sensitivity to military sonar at low levels, reshaping what we know about their behavior. What role do their teeth play in hearing

African penguins' numbers have plummeted by 97%, with fewer than 11,000 breeding pairs remaining. Could they vanish by 2035? Discover the human activities driving this crisis and the urgent legal acti

The U.S. government has awarded Moderna $590 million to expedite the development of an mRNA-based H5N1 bird flu vaccine, aiming to enhance pandemic preparedness amid rising human cases

See Comet G3 ATLAS glowing in Australian skies this week—a rare celestial visitor returning after 160,000 years.

Dartmoor's pony population has dwindled to 300. A £3 million grant seeks to increase their numbers and safeguard their heritage.

The Big Red Sage, a towering Texas wildflower, is on the brink of extinction with only 654 plants remaining. Learn about the urgent conservation efforts to save this unique species.

A century-long absence ends as cameras capture the elusive South American tapir in Rio de Janeiro's Atlantic Forest. What led to this unexpected return?

KAIST’s ultra-thin camera records at 9,120fps even in dim light, capturing objects 40x dimmer than standard cameras and showcasing motion with extraordinary clarity.

Santos fined $10,000 for a 25,000-litre oil spill; whistleblower claims dolphin deaths linked to the incident.

Marine mammals face shocking mortality rates in captivity, with orcas, dolphins, and belugas living far shorter lives and showing signs of extreme stress. Shocking figures reveal the alarming truth.