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These giant, parachuting spiders are spreading rapidly in the US, study shows
Giant, yellow, non-native spiders that can travel through the air may be coming to your state — if they’re not already there yet.
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When do hummingbirds leave Illinois? Here's when to expect peak migration
Hummingbirds are well-versed in migration, and according to experts, the colorful, nectar-loving birds tend to leave Illinois by a certain time every year.
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Lahaina's 150-year-old banyan tree damaged but standing amidst devastating Hawaii fire
Like the town of Lahaina itself, the majestic banyan tree’s survival is in question with its limbs scorched by a fire that has wiped away generations of history.
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Trailblazing at 75: Michigander's love for nature fuels her hike on the 4,800-mile North Country trail, twice
When Joan Young caught sight of a large brown sign titled “North Country National Scenic Trail” on a Michigan highway in 1988, she was eager to see if her childhood love for the outdoors would spark again after 30 years.
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WATCH: Volcano erupts near Icelandic capitol
A volcano 30 miles southwest of Iceland’s capital Reykjavík erupted on Monday after weeks of earthquakes.
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After 2 fighting eagles got stuck together, Minnesota deputies separated them
Two scrappy eagles are free to resume their apparent long-running dispute after quick-thinking deputies helped separate the brawling pair that had become entangled with each other in a Minnesota lake.
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These creators wanted a gentler hiking experience. Now ‘soft hiking' has 10 billion views on TikTok
Hiking can be challenging, which is why two close friends came up with a simple solution: soft hiking. Here’s what it means and how to do it.
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Body of Mount Rainier climber found after he went missing while celebrating 80th birthday
Mount Rainier National Park officials say search crews have found and recovered the body of a man matching the description of a solo climber reported missing.