By far the largest ever found of its kind, the spiny fossil predator "would have made enough scampi to feed an army," one ...

The Audubon State Historic Site has trails perfect for nature walks. Kids love spotting colorful birds and butterflies along ...

One Michigan resident is catching invasive rusty crawfish by hand and turning them into a delicious lake-to-table meal.

Florida’s primary reef-building corals have been declared ‘functionally extinct’ — prompting a shift in conservation ...

Millions of years of underground history awaits at Florida Caverns State Park. Go for a hike and then a guided cavern tour ...

Still today, too many Angelenos think the Los Angeles River is a concrete flood channel. The L.A. River has been a source of ...

The term " Asian carp " collectively refers to four species: bighead, silver, grass, and black. The voracious eaters out-compete native fish and destroy local environments, accounting for 90 per cent ...

Dive into the thrilling adventure of spearfishing in challenging murky waters as we take aim at a massive crayfish! Join us on this exciting underwater journey and see if you can guess the weight of ...

The historian Procopius described how a creature called Porphyrios terrified sixth-century sailors for 50 years. But what was ...

For Oklahoma residents looking to expand their culinary horizons without leaving the state, Hook & Reel provides an authentic taste of Cajun country. For visitors, it offers a surprising find that ...

The canoer was 2.5 miles off the Encinitas coast when he experienced an up-close encounter from one of the ocean's greats.

Some ancient stony corals were able to survive extreme environmental changes, which suggests that some modern species could ...