If the coati had a rich internal life, it would probably be having a major identity crisis. The post
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Because you can't make a shark pee on a stick. The post
The Biologist Trying to Make the First Pregnancy Test for Sharks appeared first on
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Knock-on effects of weather have frozen snow in recent years, causing tens of thousands of reindeer to starve – and stoking fears of more famine to come this year
A parrot genius known to make tools has now shown that it does this with a specific purpose in mind, making useful items from twigs, wood and cardboard
When you Google Bill and Hillary Clinton together, you get over 100 million hits. Now we know cells in our brains group memories of people in a similar way
The neurons involved in the enjoyment of tickling have been discovered in rats, which emit ultrasonic squeals of delight when tickled on their belly or feet
Combining an egg's genetic leftovers with donor cells may be a way to double the number of eggs available for IVF in women whose ovarian reserve is running low
To capture a snow leopard for Planet Earth II, the crew had to combine patience, luck, and a lot of fancy tech. See it all here in glorious 360 degrees. The post
Bet You've Never Seen Snow Leopards Mating Before appeared first on
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One particular fish hasn't seemed to make up its mind about living in the water or on land: the mudskipper. The post
Silly Mudskipper. Fish Aren't Supposed to Be Walking on Land appeared first on
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At first, the biologist Richard Lenski thought his long-term experiment on evolution might last for 2,000 generations. Nearly three decades and over 65,000 generations later, he's still amazed by evolution's "awesome inventiveness." The post
A Groundbreaking 30-Year Old Evolutionary Experiment Is Still Going Strong appeared first on
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