A giant hole in the earth is breaking open the land in Siberia, and photos from space show it's growing rapidly. It resembles a stingray, a horseshoe crab, or a giant tadpole. It started as a ...

A large crater in Siberia is getting bigger due to the way permafrost interacts with the environment. It is helping scientists understand more about past climates and how the permafrost is ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Giant holes are popping up in the tundra of northern Russia and residents as far away as 62miles have reported hearing explosions. Here's what researchers think is ...

Plans to collect soil and water samples from the site was planned with researchers from the Siberian nad Russia leading the expedition There are reports that the hole appeared to have been caused ...

A pingo is a large chunk of ice that is located underground that can create a hole in the ground when it melts. ‘Certainly from the images I’ve seen it looks like a periglacial feature ...

In Siberia, a giant hole in the ground is rapidly growing because the permafrost — a layer of soil that used to be permanently frozen — is thawing. That's an extreme example, but melt and thaw ...

The ground in Siberia has been behaving strangely for a while now. Remember those insanely giant craters that opened up out of nowhere? And how recently one of them exploded so violently you could ...

has dedicated much of his life tracking the endangered Siberian tiger. His methods are somewhat unconventional — among other things, he spends months at a time, crouched in a hole in the ...