Danish Nurdles Linked to Tyne Spill, Agency Says
Denmark's Environment Protection Agency has found that nurdles tested in Danish waters are similar to those from a spill in the River Tyne, suggesting a possible link between the two incidents.
Pollinators Prefer 'Weeds': New Study Reveals Surprising Garden Favorites
An eight-year citizen science study finds that common plants dismissed as weeds, like ivy, are top choices for bees and butterflies.
Oceans Absorb Record Heat: 23 Zettajoules in 2025
New report reveals the world's oceans soaked up a record 23 zettajoules of heat last year, equivalent to nearly 40 times global energy use, with far-reaching consequences.
Cozumel's Raccoons Craft Toys: A New Window into Animal Culture
Scientists have observed a family of pygmy raccoons on Cozumel Island making and playing with paper balls, hinting at a form of animal culture. The discovery raises fascinating questions about learning and tradition in the wild.