"Flowers are the music of the ground from earth’s lips spoken without sound" is a famous quote by Edwin Curran, which is a ...

Numerous plants, while beautiful and useful, harbor deadly toxins posing significant risks. The article highlights ten of the world's most poisonous plants, including Deadly Nightshade, Tobacco ...

China has pulled back its rare earths exports, which are vital to everyday technologies and American defense. But the U.S. has its own secret stash.

Hemp plant extract, CBD, shows great promise as a natural insecticide against mosquitoes by effectively killing all mosquito larvae species.

Even as firefighters are granted some relief from extreme heat and harsh winds, Alberta's most dangerous wildfires continue to burn relentlessly near communities under threat.

Enter a breathtaking alternate world where dark forces are at work, enjoy a spellbinding adventure featuring witchfinders and a young Isaac Newton, join a real-life explorer on a spectacular mission ...

Big Bend Ranch State Park stretches across a massive expanse of the Chihuahuan Desert, hugging the Rio Grande and offering landscapes so dramatic they look like they were designed by Mother Nature ...

A single touch or sting from these can be fatal, and surprisingly, there's little or no time to react to their bite.Here are five of the most poisonous animals on Earth.

In this list, we’ll dive into 10 of the world’s most dangerous fishes that are the creatures you definitely wouldn’t want to meet while swimming, diving or fishing.

DALLAS — If you're planning to visit White Rock Lake, Dallas park officials are asking you to stay away from this dangerous plant. It's called water hemlock -- and every part of the plant is ...

Lantana (Lantana camara) All parts of this invasive shrub are poisonous, especially the leaves and green berries. This plant can be fatal to children, dogs, and horses. Oleander (Nerium oleander).

COLUMBIA, Mo. – With summer right around the corner, a toxic springtime plant is nearing its peak bloom. It may look harmless, but Missouri officials warn: Mow it now before it spreads.