New research emerging from the University of East Anglia (UEA) offers compelling evidence that our living … The Social Fabric of Our Guts: Island Birds Reveal How Close Contact Shapes Gut Bacteria, With Profound Implications for Human HealthRead more
Author: Rebecca Annisa
Cornell University Cemetery Emerges as Unprecedented Sanctuary for Millions of Solitary Bees
An ordinary walk through Ithaca’s East Lawn Cemetery by a Cornell University entomology lab employee has … Cornell University Cemetery Emerges as Unprecedented Sanctuary for Millions of Solitary BeesRead more
Northward Migrations of Nonbreeding Bald Eagles from Arizona, USA
A groundbreaking study published in the Journal of Raptor Research is challenging long-held assumptions about avian … Northward Migrations of Nonbreeding Bald Eagles from Arizona, USARead more
A Fossilized Egg Reveals Mammal Ancestors Laid Eggs, Solving a 250-Million-Year-Old Mystery
The discovery of a 250-million-year-old fossilized egg containing a Lystrosaurus embryo has unearthed profound insights into … A Fossilized Egg Reveals Mammal Ancestors Laid Eggs, Solving a 250-Million-Year-Old MysteryRead more
A Sweeping New Study Reveals Nearly All Hawaiian Forest Birds Can Transmit Avian Malaria, Complicating Conservation Efforts
A groundbreaking study, spearheaded by a researcher at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, has uncovered … A Sweeping New Study Reveals Nearly All Hawaiian Forest Birds Can Transmit Avian Malaria, Complicating Conservation EffortsRead more
The Gray Whale’s Perilous Journey: Climate Change Drives Migratory Shifts and Tragic Encounters in San Francisco Bay
The epic, 10,000-mile round-trip migration of the gray whale, a journey between the nutrient-rich Arctic feeding … The Gray Whale’s Perilous Journey: Climate Change Drives Migratory Shifts and Tragic Encounters in San Francisco BayRead more
First Evidence of Bidirectional Exchange Between Distant Humpback Whale Breeding Populations in Eastern Australia and Brazil
In a groundbreaking discovery that redefines our understanding of marine mammal endurance and connectivity, scientists have … First Evidence of Bidirectional Exchange Between Distant Humpback Whale Breeding Populations in Eastern Australia and BrazilRead more
Antarctic Skies Mourn First Avian Influenza Victims: Skuas Succumb to H5N1 in Landmark Wildlife Die-Off
The pristine icy expanse of Antarctica, long considered a sanctuary for unique and fragile wildlife, has … Antarctic Skies Mourn First Avian Influenza Victims: Skuas Succumb to H5N1 in Landmark Wildlife Die-OffRead more
The Perilous Return: Wildlife Rescues Can Become Death Traps for Endangered Species
A groundbreaking scientific study has unveiled a sobering reality for wildlife conservation: returning rescued animals to … The Perilous Return: Wildlife Rescues Can Become Death Traps for Endangered SpeciesRead more
Ancient Giants of the Rivers: New Evidence Rewrites Mosasaur History
New evidence unearthed in North Dakota is fundamentally reshaping our understanding of mosasaurs, the colossal marine … Ancient Giants of the Rivers: New Evidence Rewrites Mosasaur HistoryRead more

