Animals
Advanced Solar-Powered Tracking Devices Reveal Wildlife Secrets
Advanced solar-powered tracking devices allow researchers to follow previously hard-to-study animals as they feed, socialize or migrate. In turn, this data could be used to make better wildlife and habitat management decisions.
Latest Research Articles
Mating Calls: Birds That Sing Together Are More Faithful
Humans Speeding Up Evolution: Introduction Of New Species Disrupts Ecosystem
Fish Can Be Right-Handed Or Left-Handed, Study Shows
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Bees, Bats, Butterflies, Pollinators: New Report Says More Species in Danger; Food Supply Risked
Howler Monkeys: Unusual Mortality Event In Nicaragua Raises Concern
Manatees: Record-Breaking 6,250 Counted During Aerial Surveys In Florida
Is Your Cat In Pain? New Signs To Tell
Flowers Tailor Petal Iridescence To Suit Bees
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Desert Beetles, Cacti and Pitcher Plants Inspire New Water Harvesting Techniques
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