Animals
Modern societies would need computers to match the feat.
Butterflies face much more bumpy, turbulent skies than previously thought.
Goggles simultaneously monitor a chimpanzee's eyes and field of view.
When female blue tits make nests fancy, their mates are more active parents.
Deceptive fish species can mask its proximity from potential targets.
Exceptional fossils provide vision of how 390-million-year-old animals stayed out of sight.
Large dogs age as if their adult lives are running at a faster pace than smaller breeds.
Nanotech material reflects light to display pictures without chemicals or electricity.
Pharmaceuticals are reaching waterways and affecting the way fish act.
Mouse study shows relationship between exercise and size of the brain.
Finding may overturn previous notions about human ancestors' diets.
Robotic flappers and models could help researchers understand a basic mystery of fish evolution.