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The Megamouth shark is one of the world's rarest seen sharks. They're not dangerous, but their size alone makes them pretty intimidating.  The diver in this video is a brave soul! I'll admit, something about the megamouth shark is cute looking, but...

This angel shark's appearance changes in a shocking way when it yawns. When the shark yawns, its outer skin stays in one place while its gaping mouth and body seem to slide forward, like a turtle coming out of its shell. — Read the rest The po...

A former California official pleaded guilty to conspiring to steal over $1.5 million of water, but questions remain in the decades-long water heist.

The Cutzmala water system, which provides water to millions in Mexico City, is operating at 28% capacity and could run dry in a matter of weeks.

Industrial farming, golf courses, and some industries all contribute an incredible amount of nutrient runoff that enters our waterways. This influx of unexpected nutrients can cause algae blooms and otherwise damage the local ecosystem. To combat thi...

As global warming melts the polar ice caps we are witnessing a human caused increase in sea level. The city of Rotterdam is on the front lines of holding back this tidal increase and they have designed some nifty ways to protect the people that live...

At Al-Emirati Hospital in Rafah, a woman identified by Doctors Without Borders as Maha sought a delivery room as she began going into labor, but was denied: “All the delivery rooms were full,” an emergency coordinator working with the humanitaria...