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People are racing to save a beloved winter wonder on Japan’s Mount Zao.

Quilen Blackwell plants seeds of hope by turning abandoned city lots into urban flower gardens.

Divers are working with archaeologists to help pull ancient Egyptian artifacts from the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea.

Shorter snouts on city raccoons show they’re becoming tamer than forest raccoons.

Thanks to three-wheeled electric vehicles, women in Zimbabwe have the independence they need to make a living.

Syrian teen Bana Alabed has won an international peace award for her work helping children in war zones.

Archaeologists found valuable medieval artifacts in an unlikely place—vultures’ nests.

Do you think you know what your dog is thinking or feeling? New research says many dog owners misread their pets’ behavior.

A new law in Australia aims to ban social media accounts for young people under age 16.

The Ig Nobel Prizes celebrate science that makes people laugh, then think.

Clarence “Taffy” Abel was among the first Native American pro hockey players—but he kept his Ojibwe heritage a secret.

The feather-legged lace weaver spider kills its prey with digestive juices instead of venom.

Jane Goodall was a champion for animals and a hero to scientists and others around the world.

Scientists have created glow-in-the-dark plants as a possible nighttime light source.

A new study looked at whether octopuses use certain arms for different tasks..