Rising temperatures are causing some animals' body sizes to shrink, a phenomenon known as Bergmann's rule in reverse. elaborate share
Arctic sea ice is salty, unlike the freshwater ice you'd find in a freezer. elaborate share
Weather balloons are so large that they can sometimes be mistaken for UFOs. elaborate share
Acid rain can damage buildings and statues, slowly dissolving the stone over time. elaborate share
Some animals change color with the seasons, not just to camouflage, but also to regulate their body temperature. Lighter colors reflect more sunlight in summer, while darker colors absorb more in winter. elaborate share
A coronal mass ejection (CME) impact can cause geomagnetic storms that disrupt power grids, leading to widespread blackouts. elaborate share
Stratus clouds are so low they can sometimes produce drizzle, but rarely heavier precipitation. elaborate share