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Scientists have been monitoring the disappearance of great white sharks from False Bay, South Africa, but where have they gone?

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The invasive Joro spider is rapidly expanding its range in the U.S. Learn where it’s been spotted and why it’s thriving in cities and suburbs alike.

The Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute captured footage of a giant phantom jelly with ribbon-like arms over 30 feet ...

Ticks may be tiny, but they can wreak havoc. Learn more about two common tick varieties and how to avoid being bitten by them ...

Monarch butterflies migrate through Delaware from July to September. Find out where to see them in the First State.

The term “White Shark Café” was coined by researchers at Stanford University’s Hopkins Marine Station back in 2002 when they were studying Great White sharks in the area. By monitoring sharks they had ...