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Monarch butterflies' population has nearly doubled, now occupying 4.42 acres in Mexico's forests. However, this increase still leaves them 80% below historical levels, raising concerns about their sur

Despite the 1978 ban, lead paint remains in 31 million U.S. homes, threatening 3.8 million children under six. Learn how cities like Bloomington and Phoenix are addressing this ongoing health hazard.

Scientists at Colossal Biosciences engineered mice with mammoth-like fur using seven gene edits. Is de-extinction within reach? Learn more about this groundbreaking development.

Over the past two decades, butterfly populations in the United States have declined by 22%, signaling a broader environmental crisis.

A 33-year study links butter to a 15% higher death risk, while plant-based oils like olive and canola reduce it by 16%. Discover the impact of your fat choices on longevity.

Australia's recent addition of 21 species to its threatened list raises concerns. What led to this alarming update?

"In April 2025, UK electric vehicles will incur up to £2,050 in taxes, while high-emission cars face doubled fees of £5,490. Learn how these changes impact your vehicle costs."

Uncover the daring smuggling attempt thwarted by Hong Kong Customs: 42 endangered lizards valued at $210,000 concealed within dehumidifiers.

Why did 60% of viewers criticize Tom Hanks’ BBC nature series? See how 15,000+ tweets compare him to David Attenborough amid the BBC’s global strategy shift.

A parrot snake with a unique black 'mustache' stripe went unrecognized in Brazil's Cerrado for nearly a decade. Learn how this distinctive feature led to its recent identification.