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On the fifth anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, see how the U.S. is forever changed with images of the attack sites as they were a year ago and as they stand today.
Looks like someone's been makin' Wookiee. Resembling nothing so much as Chewbacca's children, two of the world's smallest monkeys recently debuted at a Swedish zoo.
Despite ongoing turmoil between Israeli forces and Hezbollah, ecologists are finding time to give endangered sea turtles a boost in the Mediterranean Sea.
See stills and animated images from an aerial survey that has revealed evidence of a major poaching problem on the borders of one of the elephants' last central African strongholds. Warning: graphic images
The recent conflict between Hezbollah and Israeli forces—now halted by a tentative cease-fire—appears to have left historic sites in the war-torn country unscathed.
On the hurricane's first anniversary, New Orleans is a patchwork of recovery and neglect, as seen in photos showing landmarks as they looked a year ago and today.
Young sac-winged bats make long strings of adultlike noises to train their vocal muscles and practice putting together sounds, scientists say. With audio
Do elephants mourn? This new sequence of photos, showing a matriarch's death and the reactions of other elephants, has helped scientists better grasp the animals' behavior. Warning: graphic images.