VIDEO: "Shark Island" Swarms With Jaws
Costa Rica's Cocos Island National Park, nicknamed "Shark Island," has what might be the highest concentration of sharks anywhere. But even here, sharks are vulnerable. 查看全文
VIDEO: Cutting Cows' Gas Emissions
Cow's emissions of methane, a greenhouse gas, can be reduced with a more natural diet, farmers are learning. Methane is a powerful contributor to global warming. 查看全文
WEEK IN PHOTOS: Fastest Car, Wax Obama and McCain, More
A supersonic car, a brand-new mosque, and Los Angeles wildfires are captured in some of the week's best photos. 查看全文
PHOTO IN THE NEWS: New "Legless Lizard" Named
The tiny-limbed creature is the first of 14 new species to be identified from a January expedition to Brazil's central savanna. 查看全文
VIDEO: Deforestation Fear in Indonesia
The environmental group Greenpeace warns that if Indonesia doesn't eliminate rapid deforestation in the country, its forests could be gone in 10 years. 查看全文
Ebay Bans Ivory Sales Amid Conservation Concerns
The online auction house announced the ban a day before a report by an animal welfare group revealed the site to be a major driver in illegal trade of wildlife products. 查看全文
TRAVEL/CULTURE PHOTOS WEEKLY: Culinary Olympics, More
Brazilian Christians pray before a mass baptism, a lizard sculpture eyes chefs at the Culinary Olympics, and more in our weekly update of culture photos. 查看全文
PHOTOS: Gigantic River Cave Revealed in Laos
A 2008 expedition to the Xe Bang Fai River cave in the central part of the country uncovers "spectacular formations," and some of the largest cave rooms on Earth. 查看全文
VIDEO: Mexico Lakes Linked to Mars?
A northern Mexico valley may hold the first human footprint in the Americas, and could even provide the basis for discovering organisms on Mars, according to a NASA scientist. 查看全文
Mongolia Gold Rush Destroying Rivers, Nomadic Lives
Mining methods, including dredging and river diversions, have damaged rural landscapes and local lifestyles, activists say. 查看全文
PHOTOS: Mongolia Gold Rush Destroying Rivers
A mining boom in Mongolia is threatening to destroy the country's essential watersheds and is forcing nomadic herders to abandon their land and traditional way of life, environmentalists warn. 查看全文
WEEK IN PHOTOS: Penguins in a Box, Shipwreck, More
Boxed penguins, blazes in L.A., a ball of "lightning," and a big shipwreck are captured in some of the week's best news photos. 查看全文
VIDEO: Sandstorm Blasts Baghdad
A sandstorm in Baghdad, Iraq, strafes residents, who use scarves or masks to ease breathing. 查看全文
VIDEO: Global Warming Good for Sharks?
Warmer waters around Antarctica could actually benefit a threatened population of gray nurse—or sand tiger—sharks, scientists say. 查看全文
ANIMAL PHOTOS WEEKLY: Rescued Penguin, Baby Sloth, More
A red deer stag roars during mating season, a rescued penguin returns to the sea, and more in our weekly update of animal photos. 查看全文
PHOTOS: Amazon Rain Forest's Untapped Fruit Bounty
Hundreds of fruit species flourish in the Amazon region, but relatively few--like antioxidant-rich acai, a wild palm fruit --ever reach international markets. Experts say fruits are a vital part of th... 查看全文
VIDEO: Buffaloes Replace Trash Trucks
A small town in Brazil's Amazon region uses Asian water buffaloes instead of trucks to collect rubbish. 查看全文
After Acai, What Is Amazon's Next "Cinderella Fruit"?
Once obscure Amazon fruits like açaí are riding health claims to supermarket success. Could a scaly palm fruit with three times the vitamin A of carrots be the rain forest's next popular export? 查看全文
Chimps 90 Percent Gone in a "Final Stronghold"
West African chimpanzees have declined by 90 percent in the last 18 years in an African country that is one of the subspecies' "final strongholds," a new study stays. 查看全文
VIDEO: Animal Dung Fuels Gas Stoves
In Ethiopia farmers are being taught how to use livestock dung as arenewable energy source to create gas for cooking. 查看全文
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