Animal behavior
Unexpectedly warm water may explain how North Pacific loggerhead sea turtles get from Japan to Baja California.
Brood X is emerging across 15 states. Here's how to decode all that buzzing from the trees.
Many unborn creatures make and receive sounds and vibrations -- getting valuable information on the outside world.
Researchers confirm that sharks use a magnetic field to change their route.
Reducing light pollution could be as easy as turning off a switch, but it still requires a well-coordinated effort.
Honeybees relay the location of the queen through pheromones.
Reductions in hunting due to COVID-19 restrictions may have led to less stress and better feeding opportunities for already thriving northern birds.
A new paper suggests whales learned to escape the grasp of hunters in just a few years.
New finding suggests muscle tone and wing posture help the insects execute an upside-down backflip, even when anesthetized.
Bacterial allies may help insects win the evolutionary arms race against disease-causing microorganisms.
Scientists recently uncovered the ancient dens of 2-meter-long worms.