While green isn’t an unusual color in nature, beautiful green animals are somewhat rare and exotic. A lot of the green ...

If you’re ever diving off the coast of the Philippines and have a keen eye, you might be lucky enough to spot something that looks remarkably like an underwater Pokémon character: the Costasiella ...

New Leaf Preschool, set to close at the end of this week, closed its doors early due to staffing shortages, according to a message sent to parents and shared with the Press-Gazette.

Among other gains, the new Leaf will feature a drag coefficient of 0.26 in US and Japanese spec, and an even more slippery 0.25 in European market form thanks to different door mirrors and wheels.

The third-gen LEAF is based on Nissan’s CMF-EV platform, the same one that underpins the Ariya electric SUV. Although Nissan has yet to confirm the battery specs, it promises that the new model ...

Nissan reinvents the Leaf as a 373-mile electric SUV for 2026, offering Tesla charger support, more space, and affordability in a crowded EV market.

Nissan is promising more details on the new Leaf by mid-year. The company also announced that new ICE and plug-in hybrid versions of its Rogue SUV, and refreshed models of its mid-sized Pathfinder ...

In the water, these nudibranchs can reach up to four inches long, but once they wash ashore, they shrivel to an even smaller size, making them easy to overlook. If you’d like to find one on your ...

Costasiella Sea Slug: Also known as "leaf sheep," this tiny slug can photosynthesize, blurring the line between animal and plant.

In 2022 the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute reported a new species of nudibranch crawling on the ocean floor near the Gulf of California at a depth of more than 7,700 feet.

The leaf sheep’s story inspires curiosity and admiration for the natural world. Its blend of plant and animal traits makes it a marvel of biology, offering insights into how life can blur the ...

Growing to 0.3 inches (8 millimeters) long, leaf sheep were first discovered off Kuroshima Island, Japan, in 1993. They have also been recorded in the Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand.