291 Results From "pollinator"

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The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week

The weirdest things we learned this week: deadly insomnia, the prettiest poop, and emergency beekeepers

By Rachel Feltman

How the sunflower transformed from a garden novelty to a mighty beast
Climate Change

How the sunflower transformed from a garden novelty to a mighty beast

By Stephen Harris/The Conversation

These tiny tree shrews can handle hotter peppers than you
Animals

These tiny tree shrews can handle hotter peppers than you

By Kat Eschner

These plants are napping their way through climate change
Climate Change

These plants are napping their way through climate change

By Marlene Cimons

Here’s a great excuse to stop mowing your lawn
Bees

Here’s a great excuse to stop mowing your lawn

By Kate Baggaley

I developed a sturdier, crisper, and yummier apple
Science

I developed a sturdier, crisper, and yummier apple

By Amal Ahmed

11 easy ways you can help save the planet this Earth Day
Climate Change

11 easy ways you can help save the planet this Earth Day

By Rachel Feltman

Caught in a race against climate change, lizards hit an evolutionary dead end
Climate Change

Caught in a race against climate change, lizards hit an evolutionary dead end

By Marlene Cimons

Feel like the seasons are all out of wack? You can help scientists prove it.
Climate Change

Feel like the seasons are all out of wack? You can help scientists prove it.

By Jeremy Deaton and Owen Agnew

Changes to conservation policy could put the future of migratory birds up in the air
Animals

Changes to conservation policy could put the future of migratory birds up in the air

By Amanda Rodewald/The Conversation

Temperatures across the United States on Wednesday, February 21, 2018 at 3 pm.
Global Warming

Februarys will continue to get warmer, which is good for picnics but bad for humans

By Jeremy Deaton

a tire
Energy

This 18-mile stretch of Georgia highway is a living laboratory for clean energy

By Jeremy Deaton

A sting-free guide to becoming a DIY beekeeper
Bees

A sting-free guide to becoming a DIY beekeeper

By Eleanor Cummins

Wishing your city had more wildlife? Just look a little closer.
Animals

Wishing your city had more wildlife? Just look a little closer.

By Eleanor Cummins

Bats help grow our crops, but climate change has them on the move
Bats

Bats help grow our crops, but climate change has them on the move

By Marlene Cimons

a butterfly sits on a frog
Bees

Bugs are buzzing off, and that’s very bad

By Kendra Pierre-Louis

Bee sits on yellow flower.
Bees

Want to help the bees? Keep these out of your garden.

By Ellen Airhart

The bees behind your morning coffee might be in big trouble
Bees

The bees behind your morning coffee might be in big trouble

By Marlene Cimons

Want to know how to save the bees?
Bees

Want to know how to save the bees?

By Sara Chodosh

Bats, too, love the city life
Bats

Bats, too, love the city life

By Kendra Pierre-Louis

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a hand holding a yellow paper airplane against a blue sky
Aviation

It’s National Paper Airplane Day: How to make a NASA-approved plane

By Laura Baisas

two sea slugs that are transluscent with yellow and black spots
Wildlife

Seed-size sea slug looks like an everything bagel

By Margherita Bassi

a gold medal from the 1924 olympics in paris. the text on one side reads VIII OLYMPIAD PARIS 1924 and has a rugby ball, discuss, and a harp etched in. the other shows a winner reaching down to help up a fallen competitor over the five interlocking olympic rings
Archaeology

Extremely rare 1924 Olympic gold medal up for auction

By Laura Baisas

hybrid cars on dealership lot
Hybrid Cars

Why hybrids — not EVs — are winning over US consumers

By Tik Root/Grist