Even cities have their own unique microbiomes
A study of microorganisms collected from public transportation systems shows even cities have microbial signatures
Male and female mice form memories of fearful events differently
A drug that blocks memory forming in male mice has a different effect in females
Worker ants traded their wings for immense strength
A new study uses high resolution X-rays to study ant morphology
Feeling down or bored? Watching a nature documentary can help!
COVID-19 is making travel impossible, but Netflix-based nature could help your mood
Painting the blades of wind turbines helps birds avoid them
A Norwegian study found avian fatalities fell 70 percent after painting one blade black
Fruit flies behave more bravely in groups than on their own
Researchers identify how fruit flies communicate safety to each other
Lactose tolerance spread through Europe faster than previously thought
A new study traces the prevalence of a lactose-tolerance mutation through genetic analysis of Bronze Age bones
Why do some islands have more species than others?
New research on island birds confirms key aspects of a 60-year-old theory
Male mosaic canaries are more colorful than their female counterparts thanks to one gene
Researchers found that carotenoid pigments in female canaries' feathers break down faster than in males
