A new atlas can help you explore the world-famous biodiversity of the Galapagos Islands from home.
Imagine exploring a cave system and discovering not one, or two, but more than 10 new species! Scientists working in Cambodia have done just that.
Why do wolves howl? And what exactly are they saying to their pups, pack mates and rival packs? These are questions humans have wondered about for a very long time.
Can you spot the 10 differences?
There are over 1000 species of mice in the world. Some of them are famous. Do you know why?
More than 100 quadrillion kilometers of fungal threads help support plant life on Earth.
You may have heard her songs, seen her videos, maybe even attended one of her concerts … but have you seen the Australian bugs named after Taylor Swift?
Learn how conservationists are trying to save the last known wild tree of its species.
Learn why scientists are trying to measure methane gas seeping up from the seafloor.
Simple structures made of brick may help Australian frogs fight a deadly fungus.
Did you know elephants are scared of bees? That’s good news for farmers. In Tanzania, a conservation group is using drones that mimic the buzzing of bees to guide elephants away from farmers’ crops and back into the wild. The drones are one way to…
Parrots are chatty birds, but have you ever wondered what they are saying to each other?