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Honeybees have been in the news a lot this month. On May 2, the federal government published results of a comprehensive study looking at potential causes of the insects’ dramatic decline in a phenomenon known as colony-collapse disorder.
Scientists have found a plastic pollution garbage patch in Lake Erie that could be mores than the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
It's the 75th annual National Wildlife Week this week, hosted by the National Wildlife Federation. This year's theme is "Branching Out for Wildlife" and we're celebrating trees and their importance to wildlife and people.
(Phys.org)—Little penguins, also known as fairy penguins, usually have a white belly and dark blue back to camouflage them from predatory eagles above and their fish prey below.
The turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) is one of wildlife conservation’s greatest success stories. Unlike the accomplishment of cooking up a delicious stuffed turkey for Thanksgiving, this success story is about wild turkey. In the early 19th Century ...
I will leave the foreword to this post as best stated by Jeff Edmonson, most recent recipient of the American Express NGEN Leadershp Award and Fou...
Clownfish produce sounds to establish and defend their breeding status in social groups, but not to attract mates, according to research published November 7 in the open access journal PLOS ONE by Orphal Colleye and colleagues from the University...
Hurricane Sandy made landfall on the East Coast this week and due to its unusual West-turning track, it came ashore midway in the eastern “Megalopolis” with its 65 million people. Virginia and Maryland were drenched and pummeled and New York...
From corkscrew vaginas to sperm storage, here are lady (animals) in control when it comes to having babies.
Dolphins sleep with only one half of their brains at a time, and according to new research published Oct. 17 in the open access journal PLOS ONE, this trait allows them to stay constantly alert for at least 15 days in a row.
Supreme court overturns ban on tourism in tiger reserves but asks local governments to regulate visitors...
Looking at pictures of cute animals improves mental dexterity, concentration and makes you say, "Aww."...
(Phys.org)—Ancient dung from a cave in the South Island of New Zealand has revealed a previously unsuspected relationship between two of the country's most unusual threatened species.
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This brazen, beautiful, evidently male Javan leopard doesn't show obvious signs of stress – despite being recently added to the Red List of endangered
After sitting on the edge of extinction, North America’s smallest rabbit, the pygmy, is taking short hops toward a rebound in Washington State
A team of scientists have described twenty four new species of dipterans belonging to Quichuana genus, of which only a further 24 species were known.
Three cheetah cubs were born at White Oak in Yulee, FL in November of 2012. Check out their first few days in the den box and their first exam done by White ...
HOUSTON/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - BP Plc will pay $4.5 billion in penalties and plead guilty to felony misconduct in the Deepwater Horizon disaster, which killed 11 workers and caused the worst U.S.
The winning images from "National Wildlife" magazine's 42nd annual photography competition...
The intricate structure of the firefly's lantern inspired researchers to develop a better anti-reflective lens that makes LEDs even more efficient.
A Web site featuring highlights of the Smithsonian Institution’s scientific research in the fields of anthropology, astrophysics, conservation biology, geology, materials science, paleontology and zoology...
The mysterious annual disappearance of a UK butterfly has been solved, scientists say after tracking the painted lady's migration route on radar.
One of the most notorious and hard-to-treat bacteria in humans has been found in wildlife, according to a new study in the Journal of Wildlife Diseases.
Bull sharks have the strongest bite of all shark species, greater than tiger sharks and great whites, research finds.
At an NWF-certified schoolyard in North Carolina, nest boxes and webcams help bluebirds while inspiring their student caretakers...
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