Tropical Moths Fight Bats With Blasts Of Ultrasound From Their Genitals By Shaunacy Ferro / Jul 3, 2013
The First Known Fluorescent Vertebrate Is An Animal You’ve Probably Eaten Before By Dan Nosowitz / Jun 14, 2013
Killer Sign Language: Fish Use Gestures To Help Other Sea Creatures Commit Murder By Colin Lecher / Apr 30, 2013
Scientists Capture All The Neurons Firing Across A Fish’s Brain On Video By Shaunacy Ferro / Mar 20, 2013
Bats Build Mental Maps Of Their Surroundings And Remember Them For Future Flights By Rebecca Boyle / Mar 1, 2013
Lifting James’ Giant Peach Would Have Required Way More Seagulls Than Roald Dahl Said By Rebecca Boyle / Jan 9, 2013
Male Peacocks Try To Attract Females While Already Bonking Other Females By Dan Nosowitz / Dec 21, 2012
These Massive Extinct Eagles Could Have Carried Off That Toddler’s Dad By Dan Nosowitz / Dec 20, 2012
Speedo’s Super-Fast, Shark-Skin-Inspired Fastskin Swimsuit Is Actually Nothing Like a Shark’s Skin By Dan Nosowitz / Jul 23, 2012
How Crows Recognize Individual Humans, Warn Others, and Are Basically Smarter Than You By John M. Marzluff and Tony Angell / Jun 7, 2012
Video: Paratrooping Roomba-Style Drone Concept Could Help Clean Oil Spills By Colin Lecher / May 24, 2012
Neurons in Bird Brains Encode Earth’s Magnetic Field, Giving Pigeons Reliable Internal GPS By Rebecca Boyle / Apr 26, 2012
Birds Might Have a Built-In Head-Up Display Overlaying Navigation Data Onto Their Vision By Clay Dillow / Mar 15, 2012
Japanese Researcher Crafts Violin Strings From the Silk of Three Hundred Spiders By Rebecca Boyle / Mar 5, 2012