It’s the final stretch of 2018, folks, and here at Gizmodo we’re still working hard to end this year with a bang. In…
Puerto Rico’s El Yunque National Forest—the only rainforest in the U.S. National Forest Network—took a beating from…
Synesthesia is a rare condition where experiencing one sense (like sound) triggers an involuntary experience of another…
300 miles north of Vancouver lies the Great Bear Rainforest. It’s a huge, rugged, chunk of land with ample diversity of…
Biologists have terrifying news: some spiders can fly. Of course, technically they’re just gliding, but that’s still a…
The season of terrible drought and fire keeps getting worse. In the past few weeks, hundreds of patches of forest in…
For the first time, two albino spider monkeys have appeared in the wild. Danny Schmidt captured the first photos and…
Little cutie sure looks pocket-sized, though, right? This April 18 photo shows a (perfectly normal-sized, alas) monkey…
"So much water in this New Guinea rainforest, I've never seen anything like this!" tweeted NASA Astronaut Terry W.…
Well, they'll only eat you if you're a tasty insect. A few years ago, wildlife photographer Jeff Cremer was traipsing…
In a remote stretch of the Amazon rainforest, a skinny steel tower will soon rise over 1,000 feet into the sky—higher…
In the final installment of Into The Amazon, LCA heads into the rainforest canopy, overloads the Schmidt Sting Pain…
In part three of this series, Laurel actually gets into the Amazon, taking a swim after a reported lack of caiman…
In part two of this series, "Into The Amazon," Laurel wakes up to a boat ride, meets a baby sloth and learns to shoot…
Most of the world's photographs are taken between zero and six feet from the ground. Wildlife biologists love their…
How do you catch a logger in the dense, remote rainforest? For a long time, the answer has been satellites, which may…
Smog dims the city of lights; our streetlamps might be driving away bats; and everyone's least favorite infectious…
A few months ago, eye-grabbing images of tiny web-like structures baffled etymologists everywhere because they had no…
As the analytical tools of archaeology rapidly shift toward the use of non-invasive, digital visualization—including…
Beginning in March 2014, the two government-owned zoos in Costa Rica will be closed. The country is known for…
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