And tucked away in the southwestern corner of Missouri, in the small town of Noel (pronounced “Nole,” not like Christmas), Bluff Dwellers Cave stands as one of the most spectacular examples of ...

The southwestern corner of Missouri might not be where most people imagine finding a portal to another world. But there it sits, tucked away in the town of Noel (pronounced “Nole,” not like Christmas) ...

Mammoth Cave National Park is Kentucky's lone national park. However, it isn't the only cave in Kentucky, or even the area. There are even more caves near the park and around the state than the ...

A world-first species of creepy crawlie has been discovered deep inside a salt cave in Western Australia. Australian scientists spent years crawling through claustrophobic limestone tunnels ...

A team of researchers from the University of Adelaide, in collaboration with cavers, has uncovered a large number of eyeless, cave-adapted invertebrates—including spiders, cockroaches ...

The wasp was found in a cave that contains passages that run for about 10 kilometres, which had previously been mapped out by scientists. It wasn't the only remains the researchers found either.

The United States boasts a fascinating subterranean world teeming with unique and unusual creatures. These cave dwellers have adapted to their dark, isolated habitats in remarkable ways, some of which ...

Warren Ellis of Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds ( Katja Ogrin/Redferns/Getty) The venues on this outing have been a mix of theaters and arenas, with a general admission floor at the front of the stage ...

This eyeless fish species is specifically adapted to the dark cave environment and can be found in the underground waters of the park. 10. Green Salamander Close up of green salamander (Aneides aeneus ...

The Kaua’i cave wolf spider, found only in the lava tubes of Kaua’i, Hawaii, is one of the few spiders in the world that has completely lost its eyes. Unlike most spiders, it doesn’t spin webs.

Their eyeless heads have a “rounded” snout and several whisker-like barbels. Photos show the “silvery-white” coloring of the new species which, like other cave-dwelling animals, lacks pigment.