by
Paul Gabrielsen
The effects of being trapped persist long after emancipation
by
Emma Bryce
Scientists find gene behind striking coloration
by
Alex Reis
Despite a male's best efforts to impress, female strawberry poison frogs simply chose the closest mate
Unique nanostructures allow the predator to fade into the shadows
by
Traci Watson
Study of penguin look-alike reveals advantages to being a ground-based bird
by
Traci Watson
Loss of genetic diversity may doom some of the cats and birds
by
Virginia Morell
Wolves no longer seen as sole killer of elk
Weddell seal pups have larger relative brain at birth than any other mammal
by
Amy Maxmen
Docile colonies go extinct, whereas aggressive ones thrive
by
Sean Treacy
As bat's tongue stretches out, bristles stiffen to rake in nectar
by
Paul Gabrielsen
Pachyderms' metabolism offers clues to dinosaur behavior
by
Paul Gabrielsen
Dominant hatchlings with the best genes eat their siblings
by
Traci Watson
Clingfish's belly suction cup bests the real thing
by
Traci Watson
Fossil bird reveals origins of two different types of flight
by
Helen Fields
Fecal collections provide clues to marine mammal's diet
Biologists discover waterbird incubating rocks instead of eggs
Less competition buffers birds against food source loss
by
Michael Balter
Animals reveal the evolutionary advantages of following the crowd
by
Amy Maxmen
Coelacanth’s DNA reveals why the fish may have changed so little in 300 million years
Skinks can burst from their eggs days early to avoid hungry predators
The aggressive green crab gives a denuded salt marsh a chance to recover
Geladas involuntarily mimic each other's expressions, a first outside humans and orangutans
by
Matt Soniak
Ocean dweller shoots sticky ink that gum's up predator's senses
by
Sean Treacy
At least 983 island bird species went extinct after human settlement
by
Kai Kupferschmidt
Genetic study reveals startlingly little diversity in the enigmatic ocean creature
by
Sarah C. P. Williams
The wings of cliff swallows are getting smaller to avoid oncoming cars
Roosters do indeed have an internal timer that makes them crow before dawn
by
Sid Perkins
Fossils reveal when ancient birds started producing fewer, larger eggs
Phallic fossil worms shed light on vertebrate evolution
Despite confinement and expense, Africa's cats tend to do better in reserves with barriers
by
Helen Thompson
Bird's feather coat gets colder than the surrounding air
by
Traci Watson
Amphibians vacuum up prey with rocketlike acceleration
by
Sid Perkins
Moose-sized creatures were kin to today's ships of the desert
by
Ann Gibbons
Scientists solve a mystery that perplexed Darwin
by
Sarah C. P. Williams
Results of a new census reveal massive declines due to illegal ivory poaching
by
Sarah C. P. Williams
Two new fossilized skulls help fill a gap in the evolution of caimans
A new estimate suggests that some 100 million sharks are killed each year, leading to shrinking populations
Birds and monkeys may hold clues to the evolution of human language
Technique holds promise for restoring sight in human patients
by
Sean Treacy
Monkeys don't just smash nutshells, they do so with skill