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A sea turtle’s sex is determined by the temperature of the sand it’s born in; rising global temperatures mean that female green sea turtles now outnumber males 116 to 1.

6 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Human Emissions Made Ocean Heat Wave 53 Times More Likely - Three 2016 marine heat waves that killed whales, birds, corals, and shellfish from Australia to Alaska were many times more likely thanks to climate change.

6 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com australia

Extinct Burrowing Bat Discovered, and It Was Giant

6 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Heart-Wrenching Video Shows Starving Polar Bear on Iceless Land

6 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com video

Scientists are running baby green sea turtles and loggerhead sea turtles to test if excessive land crawling due to artificial lights might tire out the confused hatchlings and make it harder for them to swim.

6 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Lobster's Pepsi 'Tattoo' Highlights Major Ocean Problem

6 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Newly Discovered Species of Orangutan Is Rarest Great Ape

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Hundreds of fossil pterosaur eggs more than 100 million years old found in China—by far the most ever discovered

6 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Rock From Another Star System Is Unlike Anything Seen Before

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Iceland's largest volcano may be ready to erupt

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

At Wageningen University's research lab, two small earthworms were recently born from a colony living in soil created by NASA to simulate the dirt found on Mars - Scientists hope that common earthworms could one day be used to help humans grow crops on the red planet

6 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com nasa

Rare Solar Navigation Tool Found in Ancient Shipwreck

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

The U.S.S.R. covertly mapped American and European cities

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Ancient Teeth Found in Europe Belonged to Mystery Primate but do not "rewrite human history."

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com europe

Raccoons have passed the Aesop's Fable test, which measures if animals can discern cause and effect by displacing water to access food.

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Yellowstone Supervolcano May Rumble to Life Faster Than Thought

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Huge 'Tree Lobster' Not Extinct After All

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Without the Ozone Treaty You’d Get Sunburned in 5 Minutes

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Dinosaurs Laid Blue Eggs—And That's a Big Deal

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Storm of Strange Radio Bursts Emerges From Deep Space

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Water Found Deep Inside the Moon

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Holding an Auction to Sell Rhino Horn in South Africa

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Plastic Micro-Particle Patch Bigger Than Mexico Found in Pacific

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

New frog species discovered

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

New Feathered Dinosaur Had Four Wings but Couldn't Fly

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

We Evolved to Run–But We're Doing It All Wrong

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Formed by Megafloods, This Place Fooled Scientists for Decades

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

The Map That Popularized the Word ‘Gerrymander’

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Marine biologists have discovered that some of the Gulf’s common bottlenose dolphins are decapitating marine catfish

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

Scientists discover massive 2-ton sunfish. Largest bong fish every discovered.

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

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