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This Halloween, Celebrate The Beautiful Bat
Bats

This Halloween, Celebrate The Beautiful Bat

By Rebecca Boyle

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

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

By Rebecca Boyle

Giant Cave Spider Discovered in Oregon
Spiders

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
Sharks

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
Birds

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
Fish

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
Wildlife

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

By Colin Lecher

Too Much Monkey Business Leads to Monkey Vasectomies
Wildlife

Too Much Monkey Business Leads to Monkey Vasectomies

By Rose Pastore

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

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?
Fish

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
Bats

Bats Have Unique Superfast Squeak Muscles to Make Superfast Echolocation Calls

By Rebecca Boyle

Approved for Use: the First Birth Control for Wildlife
Wildlife

Approved for Use: the First Birth Control for Wildlife

By Katharine Gammon

The Top 10 New Species of 2011
Endangered Species

The Top 10 New Species of 2011

By Rebecca Boyle

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

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
Bats

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
Birds

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

By Clay Dillow

Is Your Dinner Endangered? DNA Detectives Investigate
Endangered Species

Is Your Dinner Endangered? DNA Detectives Investigate

By Laura Allen

Bat Research Inspires Disciplines Far Beyond Biology
Bats

Bat Research Inspires Disciplines Far Beyond Biology

By Rebecca Boyle

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

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?
Bats

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
Bats

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
Fish

This Week, FDA Considers Genetically Engineered Salmon for Human Consumption

By Rebecca Boyle

Is It True That Birds Can’t Fart?
Birds

Is It True That Birds Can’t Fart?

By Catherine Schwanke

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

How Long Would it Take Piranhas to Eat a Person?

By Catherine Schwanke

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

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

By Jessica Snyder Sachs