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By Jack Keller
A two-headed black bear saunters down a wooded road and video of it is seen by 4.3 million X viewers. Dozens of commenters pester Grok, X’s AI chatbot, “@Grok, is this real?”
“The video is real footage, but it’s not a two-headed bear. It’s an optical illusion: a mother black bear carrying her cub on her back, with the ...
Iceland killed two endangered fin whales earlier this week; they were the first two whales killed in Icelandic waters since 2023.
The killing resumed this week after a two-year hiatus, taken partly because the industry wasn’t deemed profitable enough due to a lack of demand.
The two whales were killed by Hvaluf hf., which is the only whaling company in Ice...
The command is everywhere: see it, stomp it; spotted lantern flies are being squashed by millions of Americans, and almost none of them are pausing to ask why.
Nymph sightings are crowding the internet along with diagrams depicting the SLFs life stages, coupled with reminders to kill the larvae, nymphs, and adults wherever they’re spotted.
Cheers to Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee for signing legislation on June 18 that will begin phasing out the sale of certain rat poisons, making the Ocean State the second in the nation to adopt restrictions on the products. California put a moratorium on second- generation anticoagulants in 2020 and expanded it to include first-generation anticoagulants in 2024.
When F...
Recently I was at my parent’s house helping them open the pool and get the backyard ready for summer. I relished walking around barefoot in the grass. It struck me how much cushiony, lush white clover we have these days.
And that’s a good thing for pollinators. More on that later.
In the 80s, when we didn’t know about the dangers of toxic pesticides, herbi...