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Divers Discover Ancient Military Vessel in Submerged Egyptian City




Brightly-Colored, 100-Pound Moonfish Washes Up on Oregon Beach








Why Papua New Guinea's Highlanders Differ Physically From Those Living Near Sea Level




Olympian Babe Didrikson Cleared the Same Hurdles Women Athletes Face Today




Security Guards to Curate First-of-Its-Kind Exhibit at Baltimore Museum of Art



Why Indigenous Activists Are Driving a 25-Foot Totem Pole Across the Country




Amateur Metal-Detectorist Finds Viking 'Piggy Bank' Filled With 1,000-Year-Old Silver Coins




Smithsonian Voices

Marvel at the World's Most Magnificent Moths




For 60 Years, Indigenous Alaskans Have Hosted Their Own Olympics


July 21, 2021

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The Hard Sell of Whale Sanctuaries

As aquariums end captive-whale programs, advocates seek to build ocean-based retirement homes for the animals—but finding the right host community is a feat.

by Matthew Halliday • 4,300 words / 22 mins




The Pandemic Poaching Pandemic

In Costa Rica, Panama, and elsewhere, COVID-19 lockdowns caused suddenly desperate people to begin poaching sea turtle eggs and meat, threatening hard-won conservation achievements.

by Alexander Villegas • 1,400 words / 7 mins




How Might Fish Farms Be Affecting Lobsters?

Let us count the ways.

by Brian Owens • 650 words / 3 mins




Food for a Future Planet

India’s rice farmers look to an ancient crop to prepare for a flood-prone tomorrow.

by Sharmila Vaidyanathan • 1,400 words / 7 mins




Noise Pollution Affects Practically Everything, Even Seagrass