Heads up: 7 planets will be in retrograde this summer

The planet Mercury is in retrograde most often because it's the fastest planet traveling around the sun, NASA explained.

Critically endangered turtle hatchlings found, captured on video

According to researchers, this is the first official record of Burmese peacock softshell turtle hatchlings in the wild.

Florida man finds dangerous, invasive lizard in yard: 'Can give you a very serious bite!'

An East Orlando man is warning neighbors about finding a dangerous lizard in his yard. He used a cage to trap the reptile, several of which have reportedly been found in his East Orlando neighborhood. 

Florida alligator poachers facing third-degree felony, FWC says

Alligators are a protected species. It’s illegal to kill one outside of gator hunting season in Florida, unless it's deemed a threat by FWC and at that point they'll bring in a state-certified trapper.

Watch: Dingo bites sunbathing tourist on Australian beach

Wild video shows the moment a dingo moved in on a group of beachgoers and bit a French tourist's backside.

Fish should be biting as weather clears up
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The backside of a new moon usually means the fish won?t be as active, but Dylan Hubbard says they should be biting as the weather clears up.

Mote Marine releasing red drum fish to counteract red tide and pollution

In a remarkable effort to combat the detrimental effects of red tide and pollution on Florida's game fish species, the Mote Aquaculture, Fisheries, Ecology, and Enhancement Program in Sarasota has achieved a significant milestone by successfully raising and releasing red drum fish into local waters. 

USF professor reflects on living 100 days underwater in record-breaking research mission

A University of South Florida professor has completed his research mission and set a new world record in the process – living 100 days beneath the ocean surface. 

Titanic shipwreck: A look at notable people, companies who have made the expedition

The famous RMS Titanic sank in 1912, but the wreckage wasn’t discovered until nearly 75 years later. Since then, experts say fewer than 250 people in the world have personally viewed the Titanic site.

How deep is the Titanic? And other things to know as sub search continues

The ocean is a vast, mysterious place, with only 20% believed to be mapped and explored. Here’s a look at some significant points in the ocean.

Gator captured after going for a dip in Pinellas County pool

A Pinellas County woman is saying ‘later gator’ after recently discovering the reptile in her swimming pool.

El Nino blamed for recent bird deaths along Mexico's Pacific coast

Many seabirds in this region died recently, with more than 90% of the affected birds being grey-backed shearwaters, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development in Mexico.