Patrick Flanary: Offshore wind developments and critically endangered right whales are sharing the same waters off our coast, which has raised the question: how safely can they coexist? CAI’s Eve Zuckoff has spent the last few months talking to scientists and cutting through misinformation. Today, she brings us some answers. Hi Eve. Eve Zuckoff: Hi… Read More »
The forest fires in Indonesia are burning relentlessly mainly in Sumatra and Kalimantan for weeks. While people in the region suffer extreme discomfort, the ones who have suffered the most from the blaze are the animals that live in the forests. Critically endangered orangutans in Kalimantan were reported to have mild respiratory infections after breathing… Read More »
Forget the TV version of “Shark Tank.” This is what life is like in a REAL shark tank: A female sand tiger shark wasn’t messing around when she made a fish meal of her tankmate. It was a startling sight for visitors at Coex Aquarium in Seoul, South Korea, as the 8-year-old shark slowly consumed… Read More »
Lassi Rautiainen is a Finnish photographer who captured photographs of a unique friendship between a female grey wolf and a male brown bear. The two buddies were seen every night for ten consecutive days. They spend a few hours together between 8. p.m. and 4. a.m. The wolf and the bear even share food with… Read More »
California’s redwood forests are known for their gigantic trees, but one magnificent tree in particular really stands out. On the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada Mountains stands the world’s third largest tree in terms of volume. Locals call it “The President.” “The President” is far from being the world’s tallest tree, but still, it… Read More »
Dust may seem like a harmless nuisance—but experts say those tiny particles that are floating in the air or accumulating in clumps under your couch or on your windowsill may actually cause more harm than you think. “Most people think dust is gross but I don’t think people associate dust with the potential health harms… Read More »