Scientists can use DNA left in the environment to survey biodiversity in ecosystems. It is a useful tool in remote areas, where it is hard to watch or capture species.
There is much for young vultures to learn at vulture school:
Vultures are nature’s carcass clean-up crew. These carrion eaters do an important job and we should appreciate them.
We challenge you to get creative and spend some time with your favorite tree!
Meet a clever tortoise with a special trick for keeping itself safe from predators!
Can you find all the species in this month’s Seek challenge by iNaturalist? Go on! git it a try.
A team of Indigenous Quechua women are using camera traps to do science, building stronger livestock enclosures, and changing attitudes about wildcats.
Can you spot the 10 differences?
Good news for an endangered Tasmanian skate. For the first time, a Maugean skate egg has hatched in captivity.
Take this quiz to see what you know about whale sharks. You might learn something new!
Did you know that there are 3 species of orangutans? Color and learn!
A study in São Paulo, Brazil found that some mammals respond to living near humans by becoming more active at night.