Baby leafy greens are grown in a vertical farm using reusable substrate on which seeds are laid in Newark, New Jersey, USA https://t.co/UeF0gBjaOX

Embrace spring with these fleeting blooms around the world https://t.co/u4bgmKO5vC

How do you turn mist into usable water? See how scarcity inspires ingenuity in parched Lima, Peru https://t.co/AjOOf7MniY

When sevengill shark carcasses with pectoral tears and missing livers began washing up on the South African coast, questions abounded. Then a marine biologist found something: orca tooth impressions https://t.co/mZJF4sadvH

After years of mourning for the lost lives, the desecrated temple will undergo extensive reconstruction to create a place to help eliminate antisemitism and tell a story of redemption https://t.co/l3WG2EEERF

The fate of Europe hung in the balance 80 years ago during one of the fiercest sea battles in modern history: the Battle of the Atlantic https://t.co/QrovlAOrJ1

Here’s what to know about what climate change is doing to our mental health and what can be done to treat it https://t.co/33Jik6Gp0l

The olive ridley sea turtle nests on the shores of Costa Rica in groups of thousands.

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The Japanese sakura trees made their way to America's capital with help from a few unlikely adventurers and advocates https://t.co/ghyFHMzi8Z

Some mice have microbes in their guts that motivate them to exercise more, according to a recent study. Could the same be true for humans? https://t.co/umjDpnQWBI

A young blue-eyed shag wades into water for the first time in Antarctica https://t.co/mKhelV28WB

Recently, a resurgence of interest in Pagan practices—crystals and tarot cards, astrology, and herbal magic—has brought Paganism from the fringes back to the center of pop culture https://t.co/VTPNfWvMxq

What makes a wolf decide to strike out on its own or assert leadership of its pack? A new study shows that gray wolves infected with Toxoplasma gondii are more likely to become top dog than uninfected wolves https://t.co/H8JlD3ymOC

The scars from industrial activities can take decades or more to repair, but some have found promise in the destruction https://t.co/2XWUCGSPSN

Some of the world’s most beautiful bridges are architectural feats that keep visitors in a state of suspended disbelief https://t.co/GPUK9G2fyA

Most people living in the U.S. have access to clean drinking water, but a small percentage amounting to millions of people are exposed to contamination every year https://t.co/CDUgg51Kd7

In recent years, scientists have documented what high-weight people have long understood: weight stigma is widespread and has a severe impact on its victims https://t.co/o3tU9X4Ou3

Chef Kristen Kish indulges in wild flowers and berries with unexpected tastes in Panama.

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After years of mourning for the lost lives, the desecrated temple will undergo extensive reconstruction to create a place to help eliminate antisemitism and tell a story of redemption https://t.co/zewIuvufoP

How do you turn mist into usable water? See how scarcity inspires ingenuity in parched Lima, Peru https://t.co/tkkD0ozfqM