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This master of deception adapts its pheromones to the local bee species, and it's deadly effective!
Big moves in California!
A fresh take on an old problem.
Well, here's a surprise.
Bless you!
Oui oui, tres bien!
The letter has generated polarizing responses.
Please don't let the manatees die, they're so cute!
"It’s a bit like being almost blind and putting on glasses for the first time and seeing 20/20," a researcher said.
Both figuratively and literally.
It seems that in this case, the popular belief was wrong.news
A ferocious predator actually enjoys a vegetarian snack from time to time.
An intriguing policy.
Slather me in it!
Specific substances from venom could be useful in devising new treatments.
Can we please call these things Star Destroyers? Please?
As exciting as mating is, it's more important to stay safe.
A little help from life goes a long way.
It's an extremely courageous decision -- and we can only hope his call doesn't go unheard.
Not only would it be exciting to see self-awareness develop on the fish's restrained 'hardware', but also to understand what that difference means in terms of how the fish experience self-awareness.
When tiny animals hitch a ride on baleen whales, they also record their movements.
A small step that goes a very long way.
Bombali is not a portmanteau of Bombay and Bali; it is a novel virus in bats in Sierra Leone.
Climate change was unforgiving with the Neanderthals.
What super-parents.
Well, well -- who would have guessed.
Just like humans, goats prefer hanging out with happy people.
Our forefathers left behind an ominous warning for us -- and we'd best heed it. Otherwise, we can start carving our own years into the rocks.
The baby horse still has its fur coat and hoofs.
It actually makes a lot of sense.
An unlikely hero might save coral from lionfish.
Here's why this is a good thing.
One of the last Arctic ice bastions is far less resilient than we thought.
Have you noticed summers getting hotter and hotter?
Many iguanas and huge snakes wind up in the wild, where they become invasive species after their owners realize they can't take care of them.
We may have forgotten how to blush, but macaws certainly haven't.
Global warming meets the circle of life: water heats up, krill gets killed off, krill-eating birds suffer.
Division of labor, once thought to be a hallmark of mankind, is also present in the animal world.
For some species, chilling is the best survival strategy.
California's green policy is so successful it needs to slow down for a bit.
A fascinating prospect.
Just throw them in the trash if you don't want them on your plate later on.
This could be big.
Strength in numbers.
We need a better solution.
Nobody likes oil in their water.
Tax havens are even more problematic than we thought.
It's an interesting man-animal collaboration.
Turns out a one-trick economy never lasts long.
There's a particular irony to this situation.
