The captivating journey of life on Earth has seen creatures evolve in remarkable ways, including transitions from land to sea and back again. But for the intelligent and beloved dolphins and orcas, a ...

It turns out that echidnas — spine-covered, egg-laying mammals with beaks that shuffle through the undergrowth of Australian forests — probably evolved from a water-dwelling ancestor ...

The discovery could push back the timing of when these animals began to emerge from the water to live solely on land, one of the most important evolutionary events of life on Earth, though not ...

For many of these animals, being able to switch between land and water isn’t just helpful, it’s essential. Let’s take a closer look at six amazing creatures that have mastered living in two ...

In this week’s poem, John Paul Caponigro’s “Looking at My Landscape,” the speaker describes the experience of standing at a window and seeing the land through ... to Deep Water are open ...

Converting forest land to ... of aspects of water quality that we have long term data on, two of the biggest are nitrogen levels and the amount of sediment in the water. Looking at those two ...