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Co-author Irina Rotenko Eight years ago, we began following an adult female lynx in the central-southern part of Naliboki Forest,…

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

Type III bursts are usually described as a two-step process: energetic electrons excite Langmuir waves, which are then converted into…

Those of us living with cats share our homes with an ancestral predator, one adapted for hunting and the frequent,…

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

New powers will enable police to require people to leave a public area for up to 24 hours. In an amendment to…

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

Remains of the hybrid white oak (the ‘three worlds oak’) in Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne”What happened to the oak book?”…

Over the past year, US residents have been subjected to the abuses of an increasingly lawless authoritarian state. Our constitutional…

I tested the new SwarovskiOptik ST Balance 14-35×50, a spotting scope using an integrated gyroscope that measure movement over a…

The aster family has a lot to offer. It’s really no surprise considering that Asteraceae is the largest family of…

 Severe Viper Envenomation: A Case Report From PortugalAbstractSnakebite envenomation is uncommon in Portugal but may lead to significant morbidity when…

We’re happy to introduce an updated Projects page on Zooniverse, designed to make it easier, faster and more enjoyable to…

The first African violet I got was an unnamed variety that was called “light blue”.  The plant was small and…

Posted on January 27, 2026 Fauna Robotics has unveiled its new soft robot named Sprout. The 3.5 foot tall bipedal…

A recent paper led by Dr Arik Kershenbaum, a College Associate Professor here in Zoology, describes how both wildlife and…

Submit Photos Here This spring, we invite you to capture the blossoming beauty of UBC Botanical Garden and Nitobe Memorial…

Catching COVID-19 during pregnancy significantly raises the risk of the blood-pressure disorder preeclampsia — but getting vaccinated protects against this…

In November 2025, I got the chance to work closely together with Jon Kongsrud and Arne Hassel at the Invertebrate…

For American gardeners, a visit to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew—known simply as Kew Gardens—is both a pilgrimage and a…

Proteins are the molecular machines of life. Every cell in every living organism depends on proteins to survive, grow, communicate,…

AJP saw this minivet while having a 6-hour walk in the New Territories of Hong Kong last month ‘from Tai…

Attractive colour and sweet scent are the most common strategies flowers use to advertise their nectar. When pollinators arrive, they…

Using the world’s largest radio telescope array, The Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, astronomers have dived deeper into the turbulent and…

 An AI-generated image of a blue-feathered harpy & a blue-denim biker dancing their passionate pas de deux d’amour (created by…

 By Ellen Dean King’s gold (Tropidocarpum californicum); Image: James Bailey The Rare Plant of the Month blog highlights one of…

As daylight shortens and routines slow down, many people experience a dip in mood and motivation. The run-up to Christmas…

Some caterpillars speak ant by rocking to a beat. By jiggling like a cellphone receiving a call while on vibrate, the…

Artificial intelligences opt for nuclear weapons surprisingly oftenGalerie Bilderwelt/Getty Images Advanced AI models appear willing to deploy nuclear weapons without…