Turtles Have Been Returning To Egyptian Seagrasses Since Time Of The Pharaohs
Seagrasses also face increasing pressure from various sources of pollution and invasive species.
Animals
Protecting Bees: Spraying Crops At Night Shows Promise, New Research Finds
Study highlights the effectiveness of nocturnal spraying and calls for stronger testing of bee-protective measures.
Birds Utilize Trash To Build Nests, Reveals Study
Avian species worldwide incorporate man-made litter into their homes, posing potential risks and benefits.
Cats’ Nasal Structures Resemble Gas Chromatographs, Study Finds
New research reveals the intricate similarity between cats' noses and laboratory equipment, enhancing our understanding of their exceptional sense of smell.
Arctic Fox Cubs Delight Visitors At Scottish Wildlife Park
Adorable footage captures playful cubs exploring their enclosure and bonding with parents.
Ancient Bird Feathers Reveal Extinctions Linked To Moulting Process
Feathers preserved in amber shed light on how moulting contributed to the demise of certain bird species
Newborn Alpaca Up And About Within An Hour Of Birth In Scotland
First-time mom Storm gives birth to a silver-colored cria, expected to be running by end of the week.
Birds Defy Convention, Build Nests Using Anti-Bird Spikes
Dutch researchers document remarkable behavior in urban avian adaptation
Firefighters Rescue Kitten Stuck In Bathroom Pipe
Crews from Slade Park Fire Station in Oxfordshire reunite distressed feline with its mother