A group of women in England knit sweaters to help protect penguins.

Scientists have discovered the fossil of an ant that lived in Brazil about 113 million years ago.

Scientists didn’t think many living things could survive under thick sea ice. They were wrong!

Volunteers are planting giant trees in Detroit, Michigan, to help the city and the trees.

Ayami Sato, who may be the greatest female baseball player ever, just became the first woman to play on a men’s professional team in Canada.

When a hospital needed a name for its robot surgeon, 4th graders had the perfect idea.

A sea lion named Ronan can keep a beat better than many humans.

A new kind of baseball bat may be helping hitters knock the ball out of the park.

Working Bikes teaches volunteers to repair bicycles and provides bikes to anyone who needs one.

Moose are unlikely TV stars. Yet, a show about an annual moose migration attracts more viewers every year!

Keiki hula, or children’s hula, helps preserve an important part of Hawaiian culture.

The United States and Canada took the top two spots at the championship.

Cooking can be fun for kids—and it’s a valuable skill.

Toy company LEGO’s new factory in Vietnam makes the popular plastic bricks in a way that’s kinder to the environment.

People around the world counted the birds in their neighborhoods. What did they find?