Much like human languages, the vocalizations of sperm whales evolve over time, as disparate groups of whales develop distinct dialects. A new study shows how an isolated group of sperm whales in the eastern Mediterranean developed its own dialect based on vocalizations used by other whales. Read more on E360 → ,Read More  Yale E360  

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Cholao, a small Lesser Yellowlegs (Tringa flavipes) is becoming a well-known character among Audubon’s social media followers. Its migratory journey between the Cauca Valley, in southwestern… ,Read More  Audubon News  

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Earth Observatory ScienceEarth ObservatoryPlaying the Moon Game  EarthEarth ObservatoryImage of the DayEO ExplorerTopicsAll TopicsAtmosphereLandHeat & RadiationLife on EarthHuman DimensionsNatural EventsOceansRemote Sensing TechnologySnow & IceWaterMore ContentCollectionsGlobal MapsWorld of ChangeArticlesEarth Matters BlogBlue Marble: Next GenerationEO KidsMission: BiomesAboutAbout UsSubscribe🛜 RSSContact UsSearch   September 29, 2025 In preparing to visit the Moon’s surface, soon-to-be lunar explorers in NASA’s Apollo…

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The chill of the February morning air nipped at Aiyana Uter’s face, bringing tears to her eyes as she lifted binoculars to examine the trees for flecks of blue. Alongside other members of Claflin… ,Read More  Audubon News  

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Birding connects us to the world around us as we search for and observe Earth’s stunning biodiversity. But why stop at birds? Insects and other arthropods may have a creepy-crawly reputation, but… ,Read More  Audubon News  

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Good news: If you’re familiar with bird photography, then you already have many of the skills and equipment required to photograph bugs. While often overlooked, insects and other arthropods can… ,Read More  Audubon News  

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The chill of the February morning air nipped at Aiyana Uter’s face, bringing tears to her eyes as she lifted binoculars to examine the trees for flecks of blue. Alongside other members of Claflin… ,Read More  Audubon News  

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Birding connects us to the world around us as we search for and observe Earth’s stunning biodiversity. But why stop at birds? Insects and other arthropods may have a creepy-crawly reputation, but… ,Read More  Audubon News  

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