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Study brings new light to their amazing abilities.
It was difficult to understand its features and many questions still remain open
Our coasts are increasingly under pressure. To protect them, we need to work with nature.
They even named it after a beer company.
Plants in Bologna have changed quite a bit since the 1500s
The new program can map an iceberg quicker than you can blink.
It could make surgeries safer and improve outcomes.
They can precisely and flexibly control their hippocampal activity
Native plants in Australia are in grave danger due to a fungal disease. Here is how cryopreservation might save them.
Wildfires scorched a fifth of the Pantanal’s Encontro das Águas State Park, home to the highest concentration of jaguars in Brazil.
Researchers have found a way to monitor water quality continuously and cheaply.
Study shows the arms are actually extensions of its head
The plants don’t use conventional processes to follow the sun.
Hopefully night-vision goggles aren't next.
The next big thing in clean energy is literally above our heads.
Wth current greenhouse gas emissions, the world's carbon budget will be exhausted by 2029, making the Paris Agreement's 1.5°C target increasingly challenging to achieve.
New research reveals that the iconic Great Sphinx of Giza might have been sculpted by nature's winds before human artisans gave it its final form.
Study looks at over 100 chimps living in a national park in Uganda
Only a few animals have so far passed the mirror self-recognition test. This could have important moral implications.
Taking 'riders on the storm' the the next level.
It's not just greenhouse gas emissions. Bitcoin is affecting land and water quality, too.
Beneath the Antarctic expanse, researchers have found a landscape frozen in time, providing clues about the continent's history and future challenges.
Study rules out ties to Incan rituals, indicates mice ascended on their own
Study looks at Sable Island as an example of what is happening to many other islands
Recycling can be confusing and inefficient. Technology may improve that.
Wild goats and rats used to rule Redonda. Now, the island is a symbol of rewilding.
She is the fiercest and fattest bear of the Katmai National Park, and she crushed her opponent by over 80,000 votes.
Study looks at water reservoirs that were in use for over 1,000 years
Deepfake scams are on a rise, and AI scammers are trying their best to blur the delicate boundary between reality and fabricated reality.
Researchers look at the behavior in worker honey bees and finds some surprises
He wants to take a ferry instead to avoid the high emissions from flying.
Our hops are not safe.
The competition showcases some of the most extraordinary images of wildlife
Desalination systems often incur losses because of salt-clogging. Here is a device that can make desalination more efficient than ever.
They might not be fast or agile flyers but they have their own unique skills
What happens when scientists use Age of Empires and live ants to test theories about combat and environment?
Researchers look at specimens in a museum in Australia to see which ones fluoresced
Centuries ago, London (and the rest of England) was teeming with wildlife. But most of it (including beavers) were hunted down or pushed aside by urbanization. But in recent years, London has been pushing rewilding efforts — and, as part of the efforts, a few beavers were released around the city. Now, scientists note the […]
Study could lead to a dietary supplement or food additive for dogs
The small crustaceans can remove chemical pollutants — from pesticides to arsenic
We knew they were smart, but this takes things to another level.
They don’t just keep the soils healthy -- they do much more.
Researchers have delved into 60 years of data to unravel the enigmatic reason why Southern Resident killer whales harass, kill, but don't eat porpoises in the Salish Sea.
Turns out, jellyfish are not just simple, pulsating blobs—they can learn from experience.
Although they may support clean energy, many white and wealthy communities don't want wind turbines close to their homes.
It's a completely different type of intelligence than what we're familiar with.
Buy you still may not know if their crying means crying or something else.
Earth's environment may become unlivable for mammals in the next 250 million years, but at least this time human are not to blame.
While the rule of trees has been a cornerstone in understanding forest ecology and management, recent studies reveal its limitations, especially when applied to a tree's internal vascular structures."
The group is way more threatened than previously assumed.
