Scientists were alarmed to find stuffed bats being sold online as decorations. Conservationists spread awareness, and by August 2024, eBay and Etsy banned the sale of bat products.
The increasing worldwide trade in ornamental plants means an increase in animals hitchhiking on them. This sometimes leads to an invasive species problem.
There are many ways to enjoy and celebrate moths. Here are a few activities to keep you busy this moth week…
Mothing is a fun and educational hobby for kids and adults of all ages.
Moths have evolved elaborate mimicry to avoid predation, and this mimicry takes many amazing forms.
Scientists use the collected mucus to learn about whales’ genetic diversity, respiratory health, and stress levels.
A staggering number of plants and animals live in Papua New Guinea’s Torricelli Mountains.
Researchers discovered that sea turtle nests in Malaysia have microplastics in them. This could increase the temperature in the nest, possibly changing the sex of the hatchlings.
Scientists have found that indri songs exhibit rhythmic patterns that are common in human music.
Bangladesh first banned plastic bags in 2002, but the country still uses a lot of plastic. Plastic bag alternatives are being developed, but they are currently more expensive.
Can you solve these puzzles about primates?
Get to know wild tuna …