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A beaver swims with a stick in its mouth

Beavers in the Czech Republic built a dam in two days, bypassing the local government's stalled plans.

Photo by Derek Otway on Unsplash

Officials in the Czech Republic waited 7 years to build a new dam. Beavers did it in 2 days.

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17 Images Show the Beauty of Breastfeeding in Public

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For the first time in 800 years, Saturn and Jupiter will align to make a 'Christmas star'

Be sure to look up at the skies on December 21.

Science

It should have taken 30 years for the Arctic ice time capsule to be found. It took just two.

The ice melt in the Arctic has been so severe that the container has already been uncovered.

Trump admin removes protections from Tongass National Forest, opening it to clearcutting

The decision to open the nation's largest temperate rainforest to clearcutting and development is totally at odds with public opinion.

Keeping large mammals in zoos and aquariums damages their brains, scientific research shows

Is it time to start closing down zoos and aquariums?

Science

They know how to prevent megafires. Why won't anyone listen to them?

It doesn't need to be this way. We didn't need to get here. We are not suffering from a lack of knowledge.

Culture

Same sex penguin 'super moms' start their own family

Meet the proud penguin parents, Electra and Viola

In these times of uncertainty, plant a tree

Now more than ever, we need those symbols of connection, comfort, and strength.

GOOD10 // The Earth Issue // The Art: 'Ethyl' the Whale

"Ethyl" is a life-sized, 82-foot-long sculpture of a blue whale made entirely from recycled ocean plastic.

GOOD10 // The Earth Issue // The Place: National Parks

Whether you're celebrating Earth Day or just celebrating getting outside again, experience America's natural beauty in all its glory.

GOOD10 // The Earth Issue // The Media: National Geographic's 'Jane Goodall: The Hope'

She's the past, present, and future of conservation.

The areas around Fukushima are  still contaminated, but wildlife is somehow thriving

While the contaminated area did have dangerous amounts of radiation, it lacked one thing – humans.

Everyone needs to read Greta Thunberg's responses to the rumors and lies about her

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past year, you know who Greta Thunberg is. But depending on your chosen media and information outlets, what think you know about her might be totally false.

Bizarre tent-raft looks like a total death trap: 'Why live when you can die?'

?"I don't want to wake up drowning in a big bag of nylon."

The Radical Journey of the Monarch Butterfly

The Massive Monarch Migration

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