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RSV hospitalizations are surging, with an elevenfold rise in seniors over 85. A new vaccine shows 77% efficacy in reducing infant cases. Is this the breakthrough we’ve been waiting for this winter?

Scientists use GPS to track Montana's 1,200 grizzlies, revealing new habitats, safer paths, and ways to prevent conflicts with humans. Could the Bitterroot Mountains be their next home?

A butterfly’s 3,000 km journey from Japan to Hong Kong shattered migration records, revealing incredible survival and physiology secrets. Learn how this amazing flight aids global insect research.

USDA grants fuel food infrastructure with $23.2M in Wisconsin and $3.2M in Minnesota, funding processing hubs, cold storage, and Indigenous crop systems. Uncover who benefits and what changes are comi

Scientists identify 25 hotspots holding rare species like the Aye-aye and Purple Frog. Only 20% of these critical habitats are protected. Which regions could save one-third of endangered animals?

Concerned about lead in your garden? Soil Scanner offers a cost-effective solution to detect contamination, ensuring safer urban gardening

The first U.S. bird flu death in Louisiana highlights alarming H5N1 mutations that could make the virus spread more easily in humans. Here's why this case has public health experts on edge.

22 wolves killed by poachers spark outrage in Washington’s protected zones. A $20,000 reward is offered, but experts fear the real toll could be double. What’s being done to stop these illegal

Australia is home to 30,000 beetle species, showcasing stunning colors, patterns, and vital ecological roles—learn what makes these insects a quarter of all animal species worldwide.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service approves a 22,000-acre expansion of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, intensifying the debate over nearby mining projects and their environmental impact.