There is something magical about morning glories. They are in the Ipomoea family, of which there are a 1,000 species. In the morning, at first light, they unwind their flowers into the color of the ...

Yellowstone National Park’s famous geothermal pool named Morning Glory has reportedly changed color due to the volume of debris thrown in by visitors. According to park historians and former employees ...

Green may be a celebratory St. Patrick's Day color, but the unwanted appearance of green and yellow colors in Yellowstone National Park's normally electric blue Morning Glory thermal pool are ...

Decades ago, the Morning Glory pool at Yellowstone National Park was a gorgeous deep blue. But because tourists have thrown coins, rocks, and trash into it for years, the spring has now turned into a ...

Tourists have ruined one of Yellowstone’s most gorgeous thermal pools — turning its once-pristine blue waters into a mishmash of colors because of years of accumulated coins and trash, officials said.

We’ve been waiting all summer and now the morning glories are finally blooming. There’s no point in trying to rush them, you can’t be impatient with them. You just have to resign yourself to the fact ...

Researchers in Japan have successfully decoded the entire Japanese morning glory genome. Japanese morning glories (Ipomoea nil) are traditional garden plants that are popular in Japan. You can see the ...

With a little mathematics and some scientific wizardry, Joseph Shaw and two of his colleagues have put the glory back in Yellowstone National Park’s Morning Glory Pool. Using lasers to find fish may ...

Researchers have successfully decoded the entire Japanese morning glory genome. Because of the popularity of "mutant morning glories", a lot of natural mutants have been created. By analyzing these ...