Nature Archives - Page 4 of 14

It's a common saying, and for a long time, people have believed that elephants had extraordinary memories. Is this, however, correct?

Professor Brian Cox takes us on a journey from a small picnic on Earth to the deepest depths of space over ten billion light years away.

Rivers alter their path. Scientists discovered these shifts occur when silt accumulates in a river, reducing the water it can carry.

Beautiful science behind snowflakes. The time lapse formation of snowflakes, recorded with a macro lens by Vyacheslav Ivanov.

One company is shredding turbine blades so they can be used as fuel in cement making. Is this the best way to deal with the problem?

In this new video Ant Lab shows off 15 different types of flying insect species and they reveal a gross kind of beauty.

This is Grand Teton. More Than Just Parks' journey explores a land dominated by towering peaks, apex predators, and majestic beauty.

What do bell peppers look like while they grow? Starting with a single seed plucked out of a fresh bell pepper took four months to complete.

Two polar bears are driven into exile due to global warming. They will encounter brown bears along their journey and try to cohabitate.

Himalayan giant bees are able to forage at extremely high altitude, collecting nectar from the flowers blooming way up into the mountains.

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