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An experiment that uses snakes' chemical senses "could change people’s opinions of reptiles away from that of slow, dumb, dull, instinct machines," scientist says. → Read More
Lactating and nursing costs a lot of energy. There must be some benefit to spending it on someone else’s infant. → Read More
A photographer goes inside the wild world of people who love parrots, rescuing birds that others have given up. → Read More
A new analysis of 14,000-year-old canine reveals the earliest evidence for an emotional attachment with man’s best friend. → Read More
The newfound katydids are also among the biggest, bulkiest insects on Earth, a new study says. → Read More
Camera traps confirm flying foxes in Southeast Asia pollinate economically valuable durian fruit trees. → Read More
A scientist on a birdwatching trip stumbled across the unusual phenomenon in Turkey. → Read More
The tubelip wrasse has evolved a strategy for preying on an animal most reef creatures avoid. → Read More
The shrill sound has many purposes in nature, from deterring predators to deepening bonds. → Read More
Discovered in Florida, the new species is likely an invader from the Pacific. → Read More
The kea of New Zealand is the first non-mammal species to demonstrate infectious laughter, a new study says. → Read More
Crabs can stimulate sea anemones to reproduce asexually—the first known example of such behavior, a new study says. → Read More
Greenland sharks also don't reproduce until they're around 150 years old, a new study says. → Read More
Greenland sharks also don't reproduce until they're around 150 years old, a new study says. → Read More
Human noise is a rising global pollutant. Urbanization, road networks, and energy extraction infrastructure are all widespread and… → Read More
It’s the first evidence that the insects rely on vibrations to gain new buddies, new research suggests. → Read More
Think before you shoot video or snap selfies with creatures like these. → Read More
Spiders, flies, beetles, and book lice are among the surprisingly plentiful critters detected in a new survey of U.S homes. → Read More
Some wild boar carefully wash their food before pigging out, new research finds. → Read More
A coral reef fish can discriminate between individual fish by their unique facial patterns—just like we do. → Read More