Wild Leopard Sharks Mating Caught on Camera for First Time Ever

Scientists working in the South Pacific made scientific history after recording leopard sharks mating. The never-before-captured mating sequence caught the sharks, also known as zebra sharks (Stegostoma tigrinum), in a "threesome," and the footage could help aid vital conservation efforts. [Read More]

MIT’s LOBSTgER AI Blends Science and Art to Inspire Love for Nature

A novel AI model from MIT is blending science, art, and technology to inspire a deeper connection to the natural world, proving that generative AI doesn’t have to be soulless. [Read More]

Florida Man Airlifted to Hospital After Posing for Photo With Shark

A Florida fisherman took too long posing with a shark for a photo and the creature took a chunk out of his leg.

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Florida Wildlife Officials Want Photos of This Extremely Rare ‘Rainbow Snake’

It is a chance for photographers to help out the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) by capturing photos of the elusive rainbow snake. [Read More]

Photographing the Sardine Run in South Africa Changed My Life

For as long as I can remember, I’ve chased moments that remind me how small I am; the moments that make the world feel big again. The sardine run is one of those moments -- a crazy spectacle of survival, chaos, and connection all at once.

Photographer Uses Cheap Trail Camera to Capture Dreamy Images of Deer

For her latest project, photographer Lauren Grabelle turned to an unusual instrument: a cheap trail camera with a plastic lens she bought from Walmart. [Read More]

Robotic Cuttlefish Camera Catches a Desperate Escape From a Seal

Wildlife filmmaking pioneer John Downer built a swimming robotic spy camera that closely resembles a cuttlefish, one of nature's best camouflagers, enabling the capture of incredible close-up underwater footage of a wild seal attack. [Read More]