by
Joseph Bennington-Castro
A good dance can save your life
by
Gretchen Cuda Kroen
They’re the first known insects guided by starlight
Genomic analysis reveals that dogs and humans walked similar evolutionary paths
by
Sid Perkins
Single number describing a partridge's feather patterns reveals its health
by
Chelsea Wald
Biologists spot rare show of benevolence amongst fierce hunters
by
Sean Treacy
Ground-bound birds know which backgrounds make their eggs invisible to predators
by
Virginia Morell
Largest study to date tracks impact of poaching on African populations
by
Virginia Morell
Study reveals population decline in the elusive cetaceans
by
Joseph Bennington-Castro
Researchers find a few species that don't glow under UV light
Short penis no obstacle for "spermcasting" species
by
Carrie Arnold
Study finds misleading bias in the way biologists describe deadly copulations
by
Michael Balter
Study suggests that our closest relatives have a sense of equity, too
by
Michael Balter
New study suggests that the birds can indeed read each others thoughts
by
Sean Treacy
Even unhatched, the critters sense a threat
Studies of birds on the wing pave the way for autonomous aerial robots
by
Helen Fields
The Nopili rock-climbing goby uses a powerful sucker to scale wet rocks
by
Virginia Morell
Gourma pachyderms traverse 32,000 square kilometers in search of food and water
by
Carrie Arnold
A variety of animals reproduce without contribution from the other sex
Findings may provide insight to evolution of eyes in more complex creatures
by
Sid Perkins
Ancient kin of today's river terrors could crush turtle shells
Recordings reveal surprising aspects of rodent flight
by
Rebecca Widiss
Thinking about tool use suggests similarities to human culture
by
Virginia Morell
Insects' mysterious cycle may help create a boom-bust cycle for the birds that eat them
by
Kai Kupferschmidt
Single protein in male mouse urine makes females return to old haunts
by
Elizabeth Norton
Males increase their mating success with females by flirting with other males
by
Naomi Lubick
But Obamadon's successors got a postextinction bounce
by
Laura Poppick
Newly discovered growth bands reveal crustacean ages for the first time
by
Sid Perkins
Analyses could inspire improved hypodermic needles and other medical devices
by
Virginia Morell
Pachyderms kill humans and themselves trying to get back home
by
Virginia Morell
Eurasian jays change their behavior when a potential thief is watching and listening, suggesting complex thinking
by
Gretchen Cuda Kroen
Fruit fly larvae that imbibe alcohol over many days perform just as well as sober larvae on learning test
by
Thomas Sumner
Electromagnetic fields warn the sharks away from fishing lines
by
Sarah C. P. Williams
The "scales" on a crocodile's head aren't scales at all
by
Rachel Nuwer
Elk more spooked by humans than by wolves or cougars
by
Traci Watson
Blue whales roll over to sneak up on krill
by
Virginia Morell
Robot fish lures in zebrafish with a flip of its tail
by
Dennis Normile
Species was previously known only from skeletal fragments
by
Virginia Morell
Even among birds, necessity is the mother of invention
by
Virginia Morell
Like humans, Alex understood the order and absolute values of numbers
New tree shows birds diversified many times in many ways