This chunky ancient lizard was 1,000 times bigger than its modern relatives By Sara Kiley Watson / Jun 15, 2023
Longleaf pine forests in Alabama are making a comeback—thanks to fire By Jamie Dickman / Jun 14, 2023
Many bird species are struggling—but data can help us save them from extinction By Emily Sohn/Knowable Magazine / Jun 9, 2023
Newfound single-celled hunters may have been Earth’s first-ever predators By Laura Baisas / Jun 9, 2023
Air quality monitoring stations could help track and preserve threatened species By Laura Baisas / Jun 6, 2023
Lionfish are now threatening ecosystems and livelihoods in Brazil By Osmar J. Luiz/The Conversation / Jun 5, 2023
The role of people in preserving nature, according to America’s National Parks docuseries By Laura Baisas / Jun 5, 2023
These species were discovered in museum collections. They might already be extinct. By Katarina Zimmer / Undark / Jun 4, 2023
Elephants once roamed Florida—and scientists just stumbled on a graveyard full of them By Laura Baisas / Jun 2, 2023
This fake beach is a magnet for tourists—and peaceful endangered sharks By Dag Goering/Hakai Magazine / May 31, 2023
A deep sea mining zone in the remote Pacific is also a goldmine of unique species By Laura Baisas / May 25, 2023
Andean long-tailed chinchillas are mysteriously thriving on Chile’s coast By James Hall/Hakai Magazine / May 24, 2023
African spiny mouse joins a small but mighty group of bony plated mammals By Laura Baisas / May 24, 2023
Thriving baby California condor is a ray of hope for the unique species By Laura Baisas / May 19, 2023
This spider pretends to be an ant, but not well enough to avoid being eaten By Laura Baisas / May 18, 2023
Baboons can recover from childhood trauma with a little help from their friends By Laura Baisas / May 17, 2023
A ‘butterfly tree of life’ reveals the origins of these beautiful insects By Laura Baisas / May 15, 2023
How echolocation lets bats, dolphins, and even people navigate by sound By Ben Guarino / May 15, 2023
Extinct ‘thunder beasts’ went from mini to massive in the blink of an evolutionary eye By Laura Baisas / May 12, 2023
These whales might follow their noses to their next snack in the surf By Elizabeth Preston/Hakai Magazine / May 10, 2023
Lord of the Rings villain Sauron inspires the name of new butterfly genus By Laura Baisas / May 9, 2023
A fish-kill mystery in a remote Alaska village takes a toxic turn By Saima Sidik/Hakai Magazine / May 7, 2023
Fossil trove in Wales is a 462-million-year-old world of wee sea creatures By Laura Baisas / May 2, 2023
Protecting wildlife starts with securing land for animals to roam By David Jachowski/The Conversation / Apr 28, 2023
Giving drones inflatable suits could help them survive crash landings By Sara Kiley Watson / Apr 21, 2023
Elephants and humans share surprising similarities. A new docuseries dives deep into that relationship. By Laura Baisas / Apr 21, 2023
New Zealand’s wild pigs could be a source of much-needed donor organs By Bill Morris/Undark / Apr 20, 2023
Seals snooze during 20-minute ‘sleeping dives’ to avoid predators By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Apr 20, 2023