This beautiful river is a must-visit swimming spot -- if not for the hue of the water, then for the unique animalesque rock!

Nature really is good medicine. Science can explain why. Reduced blood pressure and improved cognition and mental health are just a few of the documented benefits of spending time in “green ...

Blue-green ocean cities. Coastal cities, and especially those built upon reclaimed land, damage nearshore areas with pollution and sediment that smother ecosystems and disrupt natural connectivity ...

Of course, this being nature, it isn’t that simplistic a structure. Lichens don’t have waxy cuticles like the leaves of plants to help trap water inside the leaf.

Bluebirds and blue jays don't have blue pigment ... the blue bird, the green pine ... She may be reached at [email protected]. Read more of her Nature News columns online at Seacoastonline ...

Identification of blue cones in a retinal slice. Blue cones account for about 10% of the cones in the cone-dominant retina of the ground squirrel and are distributed in a semiregular array 18.If ...

“Went out fishing today and caught a rock greenling,” Chmeleck wrote on Aug. 28. “The flesh is blue. It turns white when you cook it. Mother nature is incredible.” ...