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Gregory Bull / AP The Bird That Builds Nests Right By Its Worst Enemy
“You can understand the predator wanting to be near the prey, but not really the other way around.”
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Shaun Swingler Congo’s Fishermen Can’t Catch a Break
The dwindling number of sharks in the country is threatening an entire micro-economy that relies on them.
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Alec Soth / Magnum Tires Are a Hidden Environmental Nuisance
The pollution that cars emit goes beyond what spews from their tailpipe.
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Mondadori / Getty Where Did Svalbard’s Shipwrecks Go?
Ship-eating worms may be devouring centuries of history.
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Kystverket / Norwegian Coastal Administration A Horrible Place for an Oil Spill
Melting sea ice is opening up the Arctic to more ships. The results could be catastrophic.
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Nathaniel Wilder No One Lasts Long on St. Matthew Island
A journey to Alaska’s most isolated place
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Ozan Efeoglu / Anadolu Agency / Getty What It Takes to Feed Billions of Farmed Fish Every Day
They’re usually just given ground-up fish. One company is exploring a more sustainable alternative: maggots.
