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Animals
- Can you tax a cow’s burps? New Zealand will be the first to try.Can you tax a cow’s burps? New Zealand will be the first to try.
- These animals can freeze solid in winter. Here’s how they survive.These animals can freeze solid in winter. Here’s how they survive.
- Cambodian wildlife official arrested for monkey smugglingCambodian wildlife official arrested for monkey smuggling
- The poaching problem the world isn't paying attention toThe poaching problem the world isn't paying attention to
- This spider web is strong enough for a bird to sit onThis spider web is strong enough for a bird to sit on
- How the global donkey skin trade may spread deadly diseasesHow the global donkey skin trade may spread deadly diseases
Environment
- What happens to your brain when you see a bird in nature?What happens to your brain when you see a bird in nature?
- Earth now has 8 billion people. Where do we go from here?Earth now has 8 billion people. Where do we go from here?
- How climate change can help heal conflicts—not just fuel themHow climate change can help heal conflicts—not just fuel them
- Look inside Nemo’s Garden, a surreal underwater farmLook inside Nemo’s Garden, a surreal underwater farm
- Pumpkin pollution is a problem—here's what you can doPumpkin pollution is a problem—here's what you can do
- As climate disasters grow more costly, who should pay the bill?As climate disasters grow more costly, who should pay the bill?
- What cities are doing to fight climate change
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History & Culture
- Jane Austen never wed but she knew the rules of the marriage gameJane Austen never wed but she knew the rules of the marriage game
- Meet The Lion King actress who’s been there since Day 1Meet The Lion King actress who’s been there since Day 1
- How everyday items peel back the curtain on ancient RomeHow everyday items peel back the curtain on ancient Rome
- Why the 1876 election was the most divisive in U.S. historyWhy the 1876 election was the most divisive in U.S. history
- World War II love letters help a daughter find her missing fatherWorld War II love letters help a daughter find her missing father
Science
- Tonga's volcanic eruption was even more massive than we knewTonga's volcanic eruption was even more massive than we knew
- Chris Hemsworth put his body on the line—for scienceChris Hemsworth put his body on the line—for science
- Artemis I launch kickstarts NASA’s return to the moonArtemis I launch kickstarts NASA’s return to the moon
- Sperm counts worldwide are plummeting faster than we thoughtSperm counts worldwide are plummeting faster than we thought
Travel
- 5 train trips for car-free weekends in North America5 train trips for car-free weekends in North America
- Why Western Australia’s coast rivals the Bermuda TriangleWhy Western Australia’s coast rivals the Bermuda Triangle
- The Alps’ oldest hamlet is rediscovering its medieval pastThe Alps’ oldest hamlet is rediscovering its medieval past
- Is World Heritage status enough to save endangered sites?Is World Heritage status enough to save endangered sites?
- Chasing chupacabras? Find something more extraordinary here.Chasing chupacabras? Find something more extraordinary here.