Jumping spiders zoom in with green light

Jumping spiders have eyes with special receptors for green light in their multi-layered retina, according to a new study.

Shark attacks remain steady, deaths highest since 1993

Shark attacks in the U.S. declined in 2011, but worldwide fatalities reached a two-decade high, according to the International Shark Attack File report released today.

Puyehue-Cordón Caulle images of ongoing eruption

Puyehue-Cordón Caulle has been erupting almost continuously since June 4, 2011. See the eruption in images from space.

Scientists discover an unusual stone circle

Although it resembles stone circles made by humans, scientists believe that an unusual ring of stones in British Columbia is a natural feature.

Indian Ocean humpbacks singing different tunes

Researchers have found an unusual divide in song themes sung by Indian Ocean humpbacks whales in Madagascar and western Australia.

Whales talking about, help find out about what?

Scientists are trying to decipher the complex vocalizations of Killer whales and Pilot whales, and they need your help to decipher whales talking.

Alan Belward tracks changes to Earth’s forests

EarthSky spoke with satellite researcher Alan Belward, who studies changes to Earth's forests from space.

Are jellyfish taking over the world’s oceans?

Claims that an increase in jellyfish blooms around the world are not supported with any hard evidence or scientific analyses

Earthquake in Philippines: Fatalities and many missing

A 6.7 magnitude earthquake in Philippines on February 6, 2012 killing at least 15 people, with many still missing.

Stormchaser Andy Gabrielson 1987 – 2012

Stormchaser Andy Gabrielson was known for his amazing footage documenting severe thunderstorms and tornadoes. His valuable information saved many lives.