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Invasive species are wreaking havoc on U.S. wildlife, with feral swine populations surging from 550 to 1,500 county reports between 1982 and 2023, causing massive destruction to natural resources.

Witness the remarkable increase in Baer's Pochard population at Hengshui Lake.

MIT's insect-sized robots achieve 17-minute flights, potentially revolutionizing indoor farming and addressing pollinator shortages.

Flint introduces paper batteries that are safe, flexible, and cost-effective, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional energy storage solutions

Hino Motors, a Toyota subsidiary, pleads guilty to a 12-year emissions fraud, resulting in a $1.6 billion fine and a 5-year ban on importing diesel engines into the U.S.

University of Houston researchers uncover how distinct microbial communities in hemp varieties can naturally enhance CBD production and fiber quality,

NOAA's withdrawal of proposed vessel speed limits raises concerns for the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale population, now numbering fewer than 380.

Archaeologists uncover a 17th-century house beneath Auckland Castle, revealing artifacts untouched for centuries

Uncover the alarming acceleration of species extinctions, with 20 species disappearing daily and a quarter of Earth's species facing threats from human expansion.

130 million years ago, ancient ocean reptiles stretched 33 feet long, hunting prey at the top of the food chain—where even killer whales might have been a mere snack.