Wildlife(Page 26)

The latest on the fascinating flora and fauna of our planet.

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Scientists Identify The Most Irreplaceable Places On Earth
Environment

Scientists Identify The Most Irreplaceable Places On Earth

By Lindsey Kratochwill

Are Crocodiles Secret Fruit-Lovers?
Environment

Are Crocodiles Secret Fruit-Lovers?

By Jon Tennant/ The Conversation

Find A Blue Chicken Egg? Congrats, Your Chicken Has A Virus
Environment

Find A Blue Chicken Egg? Congrats, Your Chicken Has A Virus

By Dan Nosowitz

This Is Unofficially The World’s Ugliest Animal
Environment

This Is Unofficially The World’s Ugliest Animal

By Dan Nosowitz

A Campaign To Save The World’s Ugliest Endangered Animals
Environment

A Campaign To Save The World’s Ugliest Endangered Animals

By Dan Nosowitz

How To Argue With Someone Who Says ‘Pandas Deserve To Die’
Environment

How To Argue With Someone Who Says ‘Pandas Deserve To Die’

By Dan Nosowitz

Forget Tweeting, Meet The Birds Who Blog
Environment

Forget Tweeting, Meet The Birds Who Blog

By Rene van der Wal, Kapila Ponnamperuma, and Advaith Siddharthan/ The Conversation

The 10 Weirdest-Named Shark Species
Environment

The 10 Weirdest-Named Shark Species

By Dan Nosowitz

The Quest To Uncover The Secret Lives Of Sharks
Environment

The Quest To Uncover The Secret Lives Of Sharks

By Brian Lam

This Scary Giant Black Jellyfish Is Stinging Swimmers In Southern California
Environment

This Scary Giant Black Jellyfish Is Stinging Swimmers In Southern California

By Dan Nosowitz

Carbon Test Determines Whether A Piece Of Ivory Is Legal Or Illegal
Environment

Carbon Test Determines Whether A Piece Of Ivory Is Legal Or Illegal

By Francie Diep

Scientists Find One Gene Responsible For All White Tigers
Science

Scientists Find One Gene Responsible For All White Tigers

By Francie Diep

FYI: Why Are There No Native Monkeys In North America?
Science

FYI: Why Are There No Native Monkeys In North America?

By Dan Nosowitz

This Weird Hairy Thing Is A Freaking Bat Tongue
Environment

This Weird Hairy Thing Is A Freaking Bat Tongue

By Rebecca Boyle

Humpback Whales Learn New Tricks By Watching Their Friends
Environment

Humpback Whales Learn New Tricks By Watching Their Friends

By Rebecca Boyle

Shark Attacks On Humans Vs. Human Attacks On Sharks [Infographic]
Environment

Shark Attacks On Humans Vs. Human Attacks On Sharks [Infographic]

By Colin Lecher

This Weird Fish Has Clear Blood
Environment

This Weird Fish Has Clear Blood

By Dan Nosowitz

Bats Build Mental Maps Of Their Surroundings And Remember Them For Future Flights
Environment

Bats Build Mental Maps Of Their Surroundings And Remember Them For Future Flights

By Rebecca Boyle

Flapping Robotic Wing Helps Biologists Uncover Secrets Of Bat Flight
Technology

Flapping Robotic Wing Helps Biologists Uncover Secrets Of Bat Flight

By Rebecca Boyle

How Homing Pigeons Find Their Way Home
Environment

How Homing Pigeons Find Their Way Home

By Clay Dillow

Will This Fish Transform Medicine?
Health

Will This Fish Transform Medicine?

By Virginia Hughes

Lifting James’ Giant Peach Would Have Required Way More Seagulls Than Roald Dahl Said
Science

Lifting James’ Giant Peach Would Have Required Way More Seagulls Than Roald Dahl Said

By Rebecca Boyle

How Birds Learn To Sing
Environment

How Birds Learn To Sing

By Emily Elert

How Bat Genomes Could Help Make You Healthy
Environment

How Bat Genomes Could Help Make You Healthy

By Rebecca Boyle

A peacock.
Environment

Male Peacocks Try To Attract Females While Already Bonking Other Females

By Dan Nosowitz

These Massive Extinct Eagles Could Have Carried Off That Toddler’s Dad
Environment

These Massive Extinct Eagles Could Have Carried Off That Toddler’s Dad

By Dan Nosowitz

The Eagle-Snatching-Baby Video Is Insane, But It’s Also Fake
Environment

The Eagle-Snatching-Baby Video Is Insane, But It’s Also Fake

By Derek Mead–Motherboard

FYI: Why Don’t Spiders Get Trapped In Their Own Webs?
Science

FYI: Why Don’t Spiders Get Trapped In Their Own Webs?

By Daniel Engber

This Halloween, Celebrate The Beautiful Bat
Environment

This Halloween, Celebrate The Beautiful Bat

By Rebecca Boyle

Inside the World’s First Manmade Batcave Built For Wild Bats
Environment

Inside the World’s First Manmade Batcave Built For Wild Bats

By Rebecca Boyle

Giant Cave Spider Discovered in Oregon
Environment

Giant Cave Spider Discovered in Oregon

By Rebecca Boyle

Speedo’s Super-Fast, Shark-Skin-Inspired Fastskin Swimsuit Is Actually Nothing Like a Shark’s Skin
Environment

Speedo’s Super-Fast, Shark-Skin-Inspired Fastskin Swimsuit Is Actually Nothing Like a Shark’s Skin

By Dan Nosowitz

How Crows Recognize Individual Humans, Warn Others, and Are Basically Smarter Than You
Environment

How Crows Recognize Individual Humans, Warn Others, and Are Basically Smarter Than You

By John M. Marzluff and Tony Angell

A New Way to Keep Deep-Sea Creatures Alive at the Surface
Environment

A New Way to Keep Deep-Sea Creatures Alive at the Surface

By Stephanie Warren

Video: Paratrooping Roomba-Style Drone Concept Could Help Clean Oil Spills
Technology

Video: Paratrooping Roomba-Style Drone Concept Could Help Clean Oil Spills

By Colin Lecher

Too Much Monkey Business Leads to Monkey Vasectomies
Environment

Too Much Monkey Business Leads to Monkey Vasectomies

By Rose Pastore

PopSci BatSci: Biologists Use Old Weather Data to Track Bat Signals
Environment

PopSci BatSci: Biologists Use Old Weather Data to Track Bat Signals

By Rebecca Boyle

Did an Ancient Kraken Create Its Own Friends? What About a Modern Jellyfish?
Environment

Did an Ancient Kraken Create Its Own Friends? What About a Modern Jellyfish?

By Rebecca Boyle

Bats Have Unique Superfast Squeak Muscles to Make Superfast Echolocation Calls
Environment

Bats Have Unique Superfast Squeak Muscles to Make Superfast Echolocation Calls

By Rebecca Boyle

Approved for Use: the First Birth Control for Wildlife
Environment

Approved for Use: the First Birth Control for Wildlife

By Katharine Gammon

The Top 10 New Species of 2011
Environment

The Top 10 New Species of 2011

By Rebecca Boyle

Woodpeckers’ Heads Inspire New Shock-Absorbing Systems for Electronics and Humans
Environment

Woodpeckers’ Heads Inspire New Shock-Absorbing Systems for Electronics and Humans

By Rebecca Boyle

Bat Ears Could Inspire New Sensing Technology For Robots and Autonomous Vehicles
Technology

Bat Ears Could Inspire New Sensing Technology For Robots and Autonomous Vehicles

By Rebecca Boyle

What Cataclysm Killed the Birds in Arkansas (and Louisiana, and Sweden)? Maybe None
Environment

What Cataclysm Killed the Birds in Arkansas (and Louisiana, and Sweden)? Maybe None

By Clay Dillow

Is Your Dinner Endangered? DNA Detectives Investigate
Environment

Is Your Dinner Endangered? DNA Detectives Investigate

By Laura Allen

Bat Research Inspires Disciplines Far Beyond Biology
Environment

Bat Research Inspires Disciplines Far Beyond Biology

By Rebecca Boyle

Increasing Wind Turbine Turn-On Speeds Could Help Reduce Bat Deaths, New Study Says
Environment

Increasing Wind Turbine Turn-On Speeds Could Help Reduce Bat Deaths, New Study Says

By Rebecca Boyle

Can Technology Help Biologists Save Bats from Extinction?
Environment

Can Technology Help Biologists Save Bats from Extinction?

By Rebecca Boyle

Bat Conference, Day 1: Students Rush To Front Lines In Battle to Save Bats
Environment

Bat Conference, Day 1: Students Rush To Front Lines In Battle to Save Bats

By Rebecca Boyle

This Week, FDA Considers Genetically Engineered Salmon for Human Consumption
Environment

This Week, FDA Considers Genetically Engineered Salmon for Human Consumption

By Rebecca Boyle

Is It True That Birds Can’t Fart?
Science

Is It True That Birds Can’t Fart?

By Catherine Schwanke

How Long Would it Take Piranhas to Eat a Person?
Science

How Long Would it Take Piranhas to Eat a Person?

By Catherine Schwanke

When the Fur Flies, He’s the Man to Call
Environment

When the Fur Flies, He’s the Man to Call

By Jessica Snyder Sachs