Is This Octopus Having a Nightmare?

By Carolyn Wilke – May 25, 2023 – NY Times In a study that has yet to be peer-reviewed, scientists documented … More

This bird is a survivor. Now she’s the 14,000th animal in Nat Geo’s Photo Ark.

Jolie, an Indochinese green magpie, was rescued from a wildlife trafficker’s suitcase. Her story is emblematic of the threats facing … More

With 62 Newly Discovered Moons, Saturn Knocks Jupiter Off Its Pedestal

If all the objects are recognized by scientific authorities, the ringed giant world will have 145 moons in its orbit. … More

Who Will Have the Last Word on the Universe?

Modern science suggests that we and all our achievements and memories are destined to vanish like a dream. Is that … More

A Washington photographer’s quest to document every federally recognized tribe in the US

Matika Wilbur’s book Project 562 took 10 years to complete.  TULALIP, Wash. — Photographer Matika Wilbur knows the power of a great … More

The history of the Florida Panther, a symbol of reverence and revulsion

​Hailed as an iconic conservation success story, the Florida panther has a complex, little-known history. National Geographic – 25 April … More

Murera’s Miracle Baby, Mwana

Umani Springs has always been a place of miracles. Right now, perhaps our greatest miracle yet is unfolding in this … More

‘Brain food’ is real. Here’s what to eat to keep it healthy and strong.

National Geographic – 5 April “Milk for your bones, carrots for your eyes—but what about your brain? Here are the … More

Want to help wildlife? Turn off your lights.

National Geographic – 4 April “It’s not just about seeing the stars. Bright city lights disorient animals like birds, leading … More

At the Woodland Park Zoo Rhinos Taj and Glenn get fancy in the flooring department!

Posted by Elizabeth Bacher, Communications, with contributions from Al Kennedy and Chad Harmon, Rhino Keepers at the Woodland Park Zoo … More