Sometimes, trees can make air pollution worse
As global temperatures climb, a new study has illuminated an ecological conundrum involving trees like oak and poplar, which are set to release more...
Lions shun human contact until faced with resource shortages
In a world where the boundaries between human habitation and wildlife territories are increasingly blurred, lions are finding themselves in a precarious position.
A new...
Tiny tornadoes unlock the secret whirlwinds that spread plant diseases
Scientists have made a fascinating discovery about how diseases spread among plants, thanks to a new study from Cornell University.
Imagine raindrops falling on a...
Pandas love ‘social media’, study finds
Pandas, traditionally seen as solitary animals, are actually more social than previously thought, engaging in a form of communication that resembles a bear version...
Tiny carnivores: discovering new snail species in Papua New Guinea’s forests
In the remote and lush forests of Papua New Guinea, a place brimming with life, scientists have made an exciting discovery: nine new species...
How hyenas gang up to fight lion king
New research uncovers the intriguing dynamics of how and when hyenas decide to join forces against lions, revealing the power of social relationships in...
Chimps can recognize friends and family 20 years later
Great apes and chimpanzees, the creatures most similar to humans, have an incredible ability to remember their fellow group members even after not seeing...
Scientists find a unique ancient tree
Once upon a time, in what is now New Brunswick, Canada, scientists made an amazing discovery.
While most of the time, all we find of...
Which dogs live the longest?
A new study analyzing over half a million dogs in the UK has shed light on the varying life expectancies among different dog breeds,...
Scientists film a newborn great white shark
Imagine seeing something that nobody has ever seen before. This is exactly what happened to wildlife filmmaker Carlos Gauna and Phillip Sternes, a biology...