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Colossal squid filmed alive in the ocean for first time 100 years after discovery
Since its discovery in 1925, only eight adult specimens have been reported, severely limiting scientists’ ability to research the enormous sea creatures.
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These flowers glow in the dark
An Omaha nurse is debuting a first-of-its-kind flower that gives off a soft glow in the dark.
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No injuries reported after boulder takes out family business in NY
Yonkers firefighters responded to reports of a possible building collapse on Saw Mill River Road around 7 a.m. and found a large portion of the building had collapsed, officials said. The boulder — described as being 10 feet high and 10 feet wide — had become free, slid down the hill and hit the two-story building, according to the fire...
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Scientists warn of severe honey bee losses in 2025
Researchers at Washington State University projected that honey bee colonies in the U.S. could decline by up to 70% this year. Honey bee colonies in the U.S. are projected to decline by up to 70% in 2025, entomologists at Washington State University said on Tuesday. The university said in a press release that in the past decade, honey bee colony losses have...
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Florida's famous orange groves may soon disappear
Florida’s citrus growers are struggling to survive the one-two punch of hurricanes and disease.
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Saturday's severe storms ruin Waxahachie's Tulipalooza Festival
The weekend storm was not kind to the Tulipalooza Festival in Waxahachie. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker reports ticket sales would have benefitted local charities, but there are no tulips to see.
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Weekend hailstorm effectively cancels Tulipalooza in Waxahachie
The morning of its biggest weekend, 4-inches of hail dumped on the Tulipalooza field, pummeling the flowers that were in full bloom.
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Tulipalooza Festival in Waxahachie supports charities
The weather is perfect for an annual spring spectacle in Waxahachie. The Tulipalooza Festival brings an explosion of color and a backdrop for some amazing photos. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker explains it all supports local charities.
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Tulipalooza Festival in Waxahachie canceled after severe weather damaged blooms
The Tulipalooza Festival in Waxahachie is blanketing a field at Getzendaner Park in a rainbow of color.
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Exotic butterflies take flight at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden
Spring is in the air at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker takes us to the Rainforest Conservatory and the largest exhibit of live, exotic butterflies in North Texas.
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Fort Worth Botanic Garden butterfly exhibit wows and educates visitors
On any given day through April 30, about 1,000 butterflies flit through a tropical rainforest at Butterflies in the Garden.
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Texas wildflower forecast unpredictable due to drought, weather changes
Experts are predicting deep droughts to bring slower wildflower production to West Texas, while higher rain in eastern regions to bring increased early-spring blooms.
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WATCH: Super pod of more than 2,000 dolphins spotted in California
A California boat captain captured video of the huge group off the coast of Monterey Bay.
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VIDEO: More than 150 false killer whales stranded on Tasmania beach
The dolphin species were found beached on Australia’s island state of Tasmania Tuesday afternoon.
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Trump vows to change the name of Denali, North America's tallest peak, despite Alaska's wishes
President Donald Trump on Monday vowed to rename Denali in Alaska as Mount McKinley — reviving an idea he floated years ago that at that time saw strong pushback from state political leaders.
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President-elect Trump wants to again rename North America's tallest peak
Former President Barack Obama changed the official name to Denali in 2015 to reflect the traditions of Alaska Natives as well as the preference of many Alaska residents.
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World's largest coral reef discovered in Pacific Ocean
The world’s largest coral reef has been discovered in the Pacific Ocean by a National Geographic team near the Solomon Islands in October.
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Why leaves change color: The science behind autumn's vibrant transformation
The process of changing leaf colors is often referred to as “fall foliage.” But what exactly happens scientifically to cause this change?
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Why do the leaves change colors in Texas?
NBC 5 meteorologist Ryann Jones explains why the leaves change during the fall.
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Why Everest, the world's tallest mountain, is growing even taller
The world’s tallest peak is still growing, scientists say, thanks in part to the merger of two nearby river systems tens of thousands of years ago.