A discovery about the dark fur of early mammals confirms long-held theories about their evolutionary and ecological behavior.

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You may have noticed that the mud-like grime you often find on commercially-grown mushrooms looks a lot darker than the dirt ...

Invasive nutria are wreaking havoc on delicate wetland ecosystems, and wildlife officials think eating them might be part of ...

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CHUG, 9 Mar: Chug valley in West Kameng district is emerging as a wintering hotspot for rare migratory bird species: the red-crested pochard, the northern pintail, the green-winged teal, the mallard, ...

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This flower is also known as Queen’s Crepe Myrtle, because the crinkled petals have a similar texture to crepe paper ... Hong Kong Wetland Park, and Shing Mun Valley Park.

Down a winding North Florida road where Spanish moss dangles like nature’s own chandeliers sits a white clapboard time capsule that’s been serving up sandwich perfection since before your grandparents ...

In spring, the white steeple of the historic Presbyterian Church peeks through a canopy of blooming dogwoods and redbuds, ...