In freshwater lakes, toxic microbial blooms are becoming more common. Credit: Christian Fischer/Wikimedia Commons The end-Permian mass extermination
A crimson rosella (Platycercus elegans), an Australian Parrot that is gaining more money as the world heats Kevin Dickinson / Alamy Endotherms are
The DNA of the Tasmanian Devils was one of 13 marsupials that were tested for evidence of viral fossils. Credit: Shutterstock The genomes of all
Reconstruction of Titanokorys Gainesi. Credit: Lars Fields, Royal Ontario Museum Palaeontologists at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) have uncovered
Excerpted from Fuzz: How Nature Breaks the Law by Mary Roach. Available September 14, 2021 from W.W. Norton. The Wildlife Institute of India,
Researchers have found that animals are becoming more flexible due to the climate crisis. Scientists discovered that warm-blooded animals are
The cookie cutter shark is known for eating large, cookie-shaped pieces of whales and sharks that are larger than them, but a new study has shown
This story was originally published on Atlas Obscura. It is part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Aaron Pomerantz, a biologist, saw tiny invisible
These tiny, ungainly, pudgy tardigrades are some of the smallest-legged animals on Earth. They walk around like small children with their tiny legs.
If you ask anyone to name the fastest animal on Earth, they will most likely answer the cheetah. The focus on the feline's speed has taken away
