The US government wants to round up the West’s feral cattle By Jonathan Thompson / High Country News / Mar 9, 2023
Butterfly-inspired ‘plasmonic paint’ could be brilliant for energy-efficient buildings By Andrew Paul / Mar 9, 2023
Scientists test different gear for protecting clams from ‘crunching’ rays By Laura Baisas / Mar 8, 2023
A tiny fish is more genetically diverse than we thought. Here’s why that matters. By Brian Owens / Hakai Magazine / Mar 7, 2023
Like the first flying humans, honeybees use linear landmarks to navigate By Laura Baisas / Mar 6, 2023
The ‘High-Seas Treaty’ to protect marine life in the open ocean finally makes progress By Laura Baisas / Mar 6, 2023
A bug expert went shopping at Walmart—and made a historic insect discovery By Laura Baisas / Mar 2, 2023
Details of life in Bronze Age Mycenae could lie at the bottom of a well By Laura Baisas / Mar 2, 2023
A mythological Norse beast may have just been a weird, hungry whale By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Mar 2, 2023
Desert lionesses now reign over beaches on the Skeleton Coast By Ryan Truscott / Hakai Magazine / Feb 28, 2023
Beavers, snails, and elephants are top grads from nature’s college of engineering By Philip Kiefer / Feb 28, 2023
Camels and sharks have small, sneaky antibodies that can help fight human diseases By Christina Szalinski / Knowable Magazine / Feb 26, 2023
A gator-faced fish shaped like a torpedo stalked rivers 360 million years ago By Laura Baisas / Feb 23, 2023
These beetles sniff out fungus-infected trees to find their next target By Laura Baisas / Feb 21, 2023
Human interactions can drastically change wolf pack dynamics By Kylie Mohr / High Country News / Feb 18, 2023
An open-source project makes it easier to spot rare fish eggs By Annie Roth / Hakai Magazine / Feb 17, 2023
Researchers are stuffing drones into taxidermy birds to make them seem more ‘natural’ By Andrew Paul / Feb 15, 2023
Why Danish citizen scientists were on a quest to find the oldest European hedgehog By Laura Baisas / Feb 15, 2023
Popular chimpanzees set hand-holding trends for the whole group By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Feb 15, 2023
Singapore’s new plan to fight mosquito-borne diseases: bug-infecting bacteria By Marta Zaraska / Undark / Feb 14, 2023
Millions of dead crabs ended up in the deep sea. Scientists still aren’t sure why. By Fanni Szakal / Hakai Magazine / Feb 10, 2023
These clever cockatoos carry around toolkits to get to food faster By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Feb 10, 2023