An adorable dog trying to make his way through a cat flap (without much success) took home the win at the 2024 Comedy Pet Photography Awards. Now in its fifth year, the contest asks photographers to capture the silly sides of their pets as a way to promote the positivity they bring to our lives.
On March 20, 2024, the latest deep-sea expedition under the Seabed Mining and Resiliency Experimental Impact (SMARTEX) project wrapped up.
Since 2017, there have been regular “attacks” on boats in the Atlantic and Mediterranean.
Today, cats are the kings and queens of the internet. Their popularity amongst humans is nothing new though. Felines have accompanied humankind for centuries for a variety of reasons. Medieval monks often kept cats in their monasteries because their kitty companions protected their food stores from rodents. Cats were also employed to limit the rodent population, as mice and rats were known to nibble on manuscript pages, ruining them.
After sitting empty for nearly seven months, the panda enclosure at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C.
Los Angeles is famous for its broad, congested highways full of cars inching bumper to bumper through traffic.
Sperm whales are fascinating creatures. Endangered and still recovering from being hunted by whalers in the 19th century, sperm whales were long targets for their spermaceti, which, according to NOAA, is “an oil sac that helps the whales focus sound.” While this oil was a commercial product to humans, to the whales, it assists communication among pods of whales that live in different regions.
Thanks to a video posted online, a French photographer is reminding the world of chimpanzees' intelligence and sensitivity.
If you are loved by a dog and travel often, you've likely faced the conundrum of what the most dog-friendly...
One of the best specimens of the Archaeopteryx is now on display at Chicago's Field Museum. The discovery of the first Archaeopteryx fossil in 1861 was integral in confirming Darwin's theory of evolution, as it helped prove that birds are the closest living relatives to dinosaurs.
When we, as humans, get slightly injured, we typically treat our own wounds.
Kittens are universally adorable, but what about when they grow up?
