Cave ecosystems thrive in the dark. What happens when tourists light them up?
In Belize’s Actun Tunichil Muknal cave, a sacred Maya site, plants grow in darkness, sparking concerns about how tourism affects its fragile ecosystem.
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Marlon Brando Wanted to Build a ‘University of the Sea.’ These Scientists Are Bringing the Late Actor’s Vision to Life
On Tetiaroa, a vibrant coral atoll dotted with sandy islets, archaeologists, marine biologists and cultural practitioners are ...
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Concern grows as sea lion repeatedly wanders onto Vancouver Island highway
The first time a California sea lion was spotted in the middle of Highway 4, between Port Alberni and Ucluelet on Dec. 29, it ...
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Immerse yourself underwater with London's biggest aquarium
I went on a trip to check out the captivating and often unseen world of aquatic animals the biggest aquarium in London has to offer.
What’s coming to Florida in 2025: a new theme park, huge planetarium and free Disney water parks
As we look ahead to 2025, there are some promising new attractions and deals coming to Central Florida, from a brand new billion-dollar theme park to free tickets to savings at Disney’s water parks ...
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Where fish go when our rivers get cold in winter
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
Hicks: The year in preview — like it or not, 2025 will be 'forced' upon South Carolina
Columnist Brian Hicks offers a satirical Star Wars-themed set of predictions for Charleston and South Carolina in 2025. Will ...