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Notchfin, SeaWorld San Antonio's cherished bottlenose dolphin, has died at 63, exceeding the typical lifespan by over 30 years. Learn about her remarkable life and legacy.

Discover how habitat destruction and recent staff cuts are pushing Florida's endangered salamanders closer to extinction. Learn what's threatening these rare amphibians and the urgent actions needed.

Indonesian fishermen allege forced labor and human trafficking in a lawsuit against Bumble Bee Foods, exposing severe abuses within the tuna industry.

Two Huntsman spider sightings in Napier's Pandora suburb, nine months apart, suggest a possible local population. Experts are monitoring this development closely.

Scientists are harnessing live cells from animal feces to boost genetic diversity and combat species extinction. Learn how this groundbreaking, non-invasive method could revolutionize conservation.

After 286 unplanned days in space, NASA's Crew-9 astronauts made it home with dolphins as surprise greeters. What happens when Sunita and Crew-9’s 8-day mission stretches to 9 months? The body changes

A recent 'dark mass' sighting in Loch Ness has ignited the first 2025 Nessie report. Discover how cutting-edge technology is being deployed in an intensified search for the elusive creature.

Starting 2025-26, Harvard University will provide free tuition for families earning up to $200,000 annually, with additional support covering all expenses for those earning under $100,000.

FireSat's new AI-driven satellite detects wildfires as small as 5x5 meters with global updates every 20 minutes.

National Park Service's 1,000 job cuts lead to extended visitor delays, canceled ranger programs, and reduced services. Discover how these changes impact your favorite parks and future visits.