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Paleontologist Kirk Johnson explores the dynamic history—and future—of ice at the poles.

Are we alone—and if not, what might the inhabitants of far-flung worlds look like?

The Great Egret is the largest of North American egrets and although it can be found in most of North America, it is nowhere more common than in Florida. More northern populations must migrate south in winter to survive, thus Florida and other southern populations swell. Great Egrets are second in size only to our Great Blue Heron. Its size, striking white plumage, yellow to orange bill, and black legs make it readily identifiable.

We speak with Southwest Florida-based visual artist Patricia Turner who conceived of a trio of art exhibitions opening Friday at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center in downtown Fort Myers. All the exhibitions include art about women, all by women artists.

A world where plants communicate, co-operate and, sometimes, wage all-out war.

Can bringing predators—and fear—back into an ecosystem help restore its natural balance?

How does today’s artificial intelligence actually work—and is it truly intelligent?

Discover the science behind Leonardo da Vinci's masterpieces—and Mona Lisa's iconic smile.

New evidence sheds light on the remarkable life—and mysterious collapse—of the ancient jungle city.

Nutrient rich freshwater releases from Lake Okeechobee have become an annual tradition here in Southwest Florida, but not a good one. The releases are…