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All babies are adorable, right?
There's a metaphor here, and an important lesson for ourselves.
It's one of the most unique ecosystems on Earth.
An unusual creature form a long, long time ago.
This could also be used to study ocean noise and sealife migration.
Things continue to be pretty nasty in Hawaii.
Ancient volcanism offers a glimpse into the future effects of climate change.
Talk about a surprising find!
India's groundwater problems are getting worse and worse.
If you want to understand something, you need to study it closely.
If the adults weren't scary enough, the babies were also killing machines.
We don't know much about how life bounces back after such a dramatic event.
Talk about ancient dandruff.
Most birds could fly by that time -- but it was the ones that couldn't that survived.
Talk about a groundbreaking discovery.
It can be used as a model for future climate change.
It's an interesting idea, but it's probably not true. Calm down.
Hydraulic is certainly a polarizing issue. It's got some economic benefits, and causes a lot of environmental damage. Is it worth it?
Ignorance at its finest.
It's an innovative idea that could one day be instrumental in protecting elephants.
Thankfully, everyone is safe.
It's a mix of surprisingly old and surprisingly modern.
Magnetic poles will likely remain in place for the foreseeable future.
A giant mystery has been solved.
These turtles were far more common than previously known.
New images may be posing more questions than they answer.
Cheaper smartphones ahoy!
Powered by the Moon's pull, Earth's oceans generate a magnetic field all of their own.
It's a magnificent story that's got it all -- Vikings, crystals, and computer models.
These tracks lead to a different world.
It's an extremely well-preserved fossil, but for now, it raises more questions than it answers.
It's like forensics, but for earthquakes.
It's always about sex, isn't it?
A song of fire and water, on Mars.
A mythical song of gods and volcanoes.
Impossible means nothing if you're a geologist.
It's the most unusual volcano name I've ever seen.
It's an apocalyptic scenario on steroids -- and yet some humans not only survived it but thrived in the process.
A strange form of ice is intriguing scientists.
The diamond rose 700 km from Earth's mantle to the surface.
It's impressive that we can learn so much about something so fragile, from so long ago.
Plants might have moved on to the land 100 million years earlier than we thought.
Quartz is cherished for its properties, but I'm not talking about magic.
Listen closely, and the volcano will share its secrets.
It was a devastating one-two punch.
These proto-birds may have evolved just like their modern relatives.
This isn't the last piece of the puzzle -- in fact, it's the very first.
Apparently, something is rusting at 550 km below the surface.
Too often we take our heads for granted.
We might learn more about a very ancient supercontinent called Nuna.
