These images show where Hurricane Milton's power came from, and some of the risks faced by those in its path.

The centre of a hurricane is the focus of its power. But for scientists and early-responders, it can also offer life-saving opportunities.

The behaviour of the world's most powerful storms is evolving. To adapt to more destructive hurricanes, typhoons and tropical cyclones, we need to know how they're changing.

From harbouring flamingos in bathrooms to ensuring koalas' specialised foods, when hurricanes hit, zoos need contingency plans at the ready.

In the 1920s, Los Angeles officials built miles of sandy beaches to attract tourists to their city. A century later, ecologists try to bring wildlife back to those barren beaches.

Scientists are racing to update the imperfect system we rely on to warn just how deadly a storm will be.

Marine turtles spend almost their entire lives at sea – but little is known about the paths they take. Now, satellites are helping scientists map their movements.

In the 1970s, a small group of Greenpeace activists had a unique idea for how they could put an end to commercial whaling.