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For many years, scientists have tested lake pollution by deploying environmental sensors, collecting water profiles, and taking depth-specific samples, all…

Jayyvon isn’t doing anything bizarre that needs explanation like 1332 Alexis Gabrielle Sherrington or 1715 Tyler Linoleum; I’m giving him…

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Am thrilled to report here that Scilight just launched a new gold open-access journal, “Brain, AI and Cognition”, of which…

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This blog originally appeared as a guest post for The Conservation Project. Kids who care about wildlife and wild places tend to…

Researchers observe spectral bats with a wildlife camera to learn about their parenting and social behaviors. Introduction [150-250 words] …

If you have not use the iNaturalist app to enter plant photographs and location information you haven’t had the opportunity…

By Catarina Barbosa Sometimes you get to travel for your PhD and last week was one of those times for…

The Diary of a CEO (DOAC), one of the world’s most popular long-form business and self-improvement podcasts, hosted by British…

Katharine Murray Lyell’s book, A Geographical Distribution of All the Known Ferns, was published by John Murray (who was also Charles…

  Good morning!  Our main news today is that we are mounting a challenge of DEFRA’s regulations that relate to burning…

The race to deploy AI agents is accelerating, but most organizations are still building on sand. A new Gartner report…

Carving a scary face in a pumpkin is a common Halloween custom. The tradition appears to be one that we…

Including multiple universes, which might explain where certain cryptids come from – and return to. now read on…. [Disclaimer: The content…

 Our ELI today is ‘What am I made of? – a comparison between the chemistry of the human body and the…

The New York Botanical Garden is a museum of plants, an educational institution, and a scientific research organization in the…

These dogs LOVE pulling sleds. They bark and howl with as the equipment gets set up. One morning in winter…

 Abstract A partial skeleton of a small reptile with a distinctive maxilla, dentition, caudal vertebrae and osteoderms from the marine Partnach…

2022 has been another great year for biological recording. I’ve seen lots of amazing species, many new for me, but…

This article contains my fleshed out thoughts on why Bigfoot/Sasquatch are so hard to find. I’ve said on numerous occasions…

From the NoTricksZone By Kenneth Richard on 4. June 2026 “Unlike dispatchable fossil-fuel or nuclear generation, solar and wind power output varies unpredictably…

Cordoba is famous for its beautiful patios and courtyards, and even has a Patio Festival every year, where many private…

Fifteen Pan troglodytes at the Wolfgang Köhler Primate Research Centre in Leipzig were given sticks and a pool of yogurt.…

Travel television often faces a difficult challenge: how do you make viewers see familiar places with fresh eyes? In Best…

Tweet Karst in Aurora do Tocantins, central Brazil comprising highly dissected outcrops with open vegetation, and collapsed forested margins. Credits,…

I should change the name of this blog to be ‘Yearly Jack-O-Lantern Design Blog.’Yep. Still doing this. Here’s this year’s…

On the morning my friend Kristina died, I listened and re-listened to the last voice mail she left me. I…

Tree plantation was conducted as a collaborative activity by the Department of Botany, Physics along with NSS, Vaidyanath College, Parli-Vaijnath,…

I have just returned from a month’s gallivanting around mainland China. It’s taken me 20 years to get there but…

The founding chief executive officer of Letters to a Pre-Scientist (LPS), Lucy Madden, recently shared on Linkedin that 12 companies put $180k behind the…

Scaevola is a genus of plants in the family Goodeniaceae. They are commonly known as Fan Flowers for their…

Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science by Jeff Meldrum (2007), Forge Trade, 320 pp, paperback and Kindle. Dr Jeff Meldrum…

When it comes to rockets, bell-shaped engines are the norm. But they’re not the most efficient shape. Engineers have relied…

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In the remote depths of the Weddell Sea in Antarctica, scientists have found something astonishing: the world’s largest known fish…

At the 2025 Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge (Thermo Fisher JIC), the then 14-year-old Camila Isabel González-Thompson of Ponce,…

Bunchberry, Cornus unalaschkensis (Cornaceae). #cornus #cornusunalasckensis #bunchberry #cornaceae #plants #flowers #botany #plantid #plantidentification https://www.instagram.com/p/By1MdH5AubK/?igshid=hw3b58jzocsm cornus cornusunalasckensis …

And that will do. There is lots on rodents in the Tet Zoo archives… as ever, mostly ruined by the…

The traditional patent model relies on high sales volumes to recoup costs, a mechanism that directly contradicts the global need to…

 Most of us hardly ever think about figs. It is one of many fruits available to us. Some could take…

Last week I gave you this sad scene with a mystery victim to try to identify: I thought it might…

A striking new image released by ESO captures four brilliant laser beams appearing to converge at the center of the…

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May 1, 2026, 3:45 a.m. CT One of the most commonly seen lizards in the Southern states is the green…

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Developing coconuts, in Panama. Photo by J. Touchton The May 2026 issue of our Gather and Sow newsletter is out.…

Co-author Irina Rotenko Today in Naliboki Forest we revealed one more case of lynx kitten stays with the mother in…

Annabel et al The mighty centrifuge, with its lid ajar inviting samples to enter (at their own risk)…? The mysterious…

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Have you ever done any research that relied to any degree on Indigenous Knowledges? How did you cite those Knowledges,…

For illustrative purposes only. Credit: ZME Science/Midjourney. In 1976, scientists searching for oil and gas off the U.S. East Coast…

Sometimes, planning is overrated. If it weren’t for happy accidents, there’d be no Post-Its or penicillin. Strangers sat down randomly at conference lunch table, sowing the…

 Jambo! My name is Gaurav Singh-Varma and I am the new research assistant for the Mara Hyena Project based at…

University of Houston researchers have achieved a major superconductivity breakthrough by setting a new temperature record for superconductors operating under…

THE CREVICE INTENSIVEThey’re not a fad; they are here to stay. Crevice Gardens– like miniature mountains with small plants- are now…

You get up early, so you can arrive at your destination by sunrise (which is before 6am these days). You…

New details of how DNA protects itself from harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation show a hidden network of ultrafast molecular reactions…

Not too many plants blossom in the middle of summer. But the bottle brush buckeye is reliable shade tolerating plant. …

Congratulations, Zooniverse! Today we have reached an extraordinary milestone: 3 million volunteers contributing to people-powered research around the world. From…

Hello 🙂 So this post is a behind the scenes chat about at why the site (and the socials) have…

WHEN I WAS YOUNG, my mum discovered a quandong tree close to our house – the thirty-ninth she had lived…

Famously secretive, the Corncrake (Crex crex) has declined sharply in western Europe and is now classified as Near Threatened in…

A new catalyst developed by University of Birmingham scientists could dramatically lower the temperatures needed for hydrogen production. Credit: StockBirmingham…

We received an intriguing surprise the other night while prepping dinner. We cut open an unassuming bell pepper (Capsicum annuum)…

This article is a follow up to two I posted in 2022:STRANGE CARGO, the 1952 film: ‘Riding the Alligator’ and’…

Research & Developments is a blog for brief updates that provide context for the flurry of news regarding law and policy…

Hi all! I haven’t updated this page in about 6 years, and yet I still get to interact with people…

 Yours truly in front of a life-sized model of a giant prehistoric scorpion, on exhibition at London’s Natural History Museum…

The Energy Sciences Coalition (ESC) urges Congress to reject the proposed cut to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office…

Last week I wandered on Blackford Hill (Edinburgh) trying to find the Spring Cinquefoil (Potentilla verna). I couldn’t find it,…

On 29th April 2026, the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) has its 200th ‘birthday’, and to celebrate ZSL’s 200 years…

In physics, we reduce things to their elementary, fundamental components, and build emergent things out of them. That’s not the…

Traveling, my husband always tries to pick the perfect time: not too hot, not too cold, not rainy, etc. He…

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The Content Crisis, the Trust Shift and the Case for Co-CreationThe key takeaways from Reuters Pharma Europe 2026 and Pharma…

May is the perfect month to eat home-grown asparagus in the UK. This earthy, green vegetable grows throughout the spring,…

Demons get such a bad rap these days. And… all other days, I suppose. But look at this cutie! Surely…

uvachemistry.com – Di era digital saat ini, banyak orang mencari hiburan melalui berbagai platform online, termasuk permainan togel. Istilah “situs…

 Completing the Old Logger’s Path on a sun-drenched autumn dayOur long trek did not go according to plan. Not even…

Thinking about how animals mate, one might at first think about the way that mammals do it. But what do…

Asia’s last tropical glaciers can be found near Puncak Jaya, Papua, the highest peak in Southeast Asia. But it is…

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If you follow any wildlife or nature accounts on social media, then you may have noticed an influx of posts…

As I belong to a choir that sings Gregorian chants for Mass and other liturgical services at St. Gregory House,…

I recently finished a black and white illustration of Heliamphora macdonaldae, a carnivorous plant from Cerro Duida, a remote 2474…

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Scientific inquiry has long been at the heart of societal progress and innovation. Yet today, it faces subtle but profound…

There’s a new addition to the series of BSBI Handbooks: we are delighted to announce that Wild Roses of Great…

Let’s talk about green parenting! 🌱   If you have kids, convenience rules … WE GET IT! But if you’re looking…

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Apart from being close to last in any alphabetical list of plants, Zygophyllum zilloides is a species you need to travel…

By co-editors Eleanor Lampard & Aoife Molloy And we’re finishing off the academic term with our annual botany and zoology…

It’s time for the second dance: Rumba’s targeted reentry is coming up, with the second Cluster satellite expected to reenter…

If you know anything about stinging nettle, you know not to touch it. Its stems and leaves come equipped with…

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Brown dwarfs are notoriously difficult to find. These “failed stars” aren’t big enough to sustain nuclear fusion, and therefore aren’t…

This year I grew some forbidden black rice plants (Oryza sativa).  I don’t know what I am doing when growing…

Dear Friends, I have been doing blogs on Blogger/Blogspot for so long that it seems really strange not to be doing…

Imagine holding a tiny piece of the glowing ocean in your hands. With PyroPet, that magical experience is now possible.…