Animals
Better Conservation Through Satellites
The use of satellite telemetry in conservation is entering a "golden age," and is now being used to track the movements of individual animals at unprecedented scales.
Latest Research Articles
Climate Driving New Right Whale Movement
Africa's Elephant Poaching Rates in Decline, But Iconic Animal Still Under Threat
New Snake Species in Europe named after a Long-Forgotten Iron Age Kingdom
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Threatened Beetles Benefit from Forest Thinning
Ecologists Find Bush Dog, Native of South America, in Remote Central Costa Rica
New Research Shows that Mites and Ticks are Close Relatives
Study Predicts Shift to Smaller Animals Over Next Century
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3-million-year-old Fossilized Mouse Reveals Evolutionary Secrets of Color
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