Biology

Connections remain unclear between health and favorable outlooks.
Cassy Krueger, Contributor
When the producer of the film "World War Z" typed the words "zombie ants" into Google's search box, he found exactly what he was looking for.
Emilie Lorditch, Staff Writer
Aquaculture industry may be vulnerable to disease outbreaks.
Tegan Wendland, Contributor
New research explores the unique interaction between caterpillars and tiny pikas.
Mary Susssman, Contributor
Cells form crystals to store nitrogen when life gets tough.
Joel Shurkin, Contributor
Frogs were originally imported for human pregnancy testing.
Chris Gorski, Editor
Biologists find that blood-engorged hairs help bats eat.
Ker Than, Contributor
Researchers see potential for new topical treatment.
Ryder Diaz, Contributor
Rare fossil with its feathers intact found in Wyoming.
Joel Shurkin, Contributor
Nanoparticles can prevent bacteria growth on medical equipment.
Sophie Bushwick, Contributor
Bullfrogs' hair cells yield clues on how humans detect faint sounds.
Peter Gwynne, Contributor
Tiny ball-like particles could someday neutralize venom and bacteria in humans.
Ryder Diaz, Contributor