Don’t Step On a Bee Day: these Charismatic Pollinators Need Our Help
If you weren’t already aware, today is an occasion celebrated in the United States and in the United States on July 10 to mark the…
Plants and Animals
Trout on Meth: how Freshwater Contamination can Get Fish Hooked on Drugs
Human drug use is a threat to wildlife, puff, and pass situation. We dose, process and then we urinate in the environment (hopefully not directly).…
Python Traverses Plumbing to Emerge from Toilet and Bite Neighbor’s Genitals
The midnight toilet dash is really a stressful one. Blind and disoriented, you run the risk of being driven into misguided Lego cubes and colliding…
New Laws Spell Doom for Wolves in Montana, Idaho, and South Dakota
Not a great time to be a wolf in many states in America. This is especially bad in the case of South Dakota, Montana and…
Project to Track Leonardo Da Vinci’s DNA Finds 14 Living Relatives
Leonardo da Vinci was an Italian polymath and a man of the Fifth Renaissance. He was a painter, an architect, a theorist and a scientist…
Male Dragonflies to Lose Wing “Bling” as Climate Crisis Continues, Study Says
As global temperatures continue to rise we find ourselves thinking of creative new ways to cool down. Maybe you bought a paddling pool or a…
Watch as Fire Ants Build a “Treadmilling” Raft to Escape Flood Water
Looking at the ants and the cells you can see a lot compared to the similarities between the two that they are both small and…
Pigeon Prison Program Provides Rehabilitation for Birds and Inmates
When the health of 18 racing pigeon owners began to decline, they sought help from the UK animal charity RSPCA. Although two charity officials, Kirsten…
Parasitic Worms Manipulate Mantises into Diving into Water, and we Now Know-how
Throughout nature, there are wonderful examples of parasites manipulating their hosts to change their behavior for their own benefit. There are species of fungi that…
One of World’s Largest Eagles Left Struggling to Feed their Young Due to Deforestation
In the Amazon rainforest, the camp is home to a number of arboreal species and is home to several charismatic species of the world, including…
51,000-Year-Old Carved Bone Shows Neanderthals were Artists, Just Like us
Neanderthals are often portrayed as Homo sapiens’ heavy-brooding, labyrinthine “caveman” cousins - all forgotten, no brain. However, a new discovery further highlights that this old…
Spiders Hunt and Eat Snakes on Nearly Every Continent, Scientists Surprised to Discover
In the battle of Crippiest Crawley, some may argue that spiders and snakes are racing neck-to-neck. Both are established predators, they are the mainstay of…
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