Penguin-mounted cameras show that 7-centimetre-long crustaceans can sometimes fend off attacks from predators 10 times as large
Historical footage of the Tour of Flanders shows that trees have been flowering earlier since the 1980s
To assess the ocean's health, ecology's "rugged individualists" learned to get with the big data program. The post
Ecologists Are Drowning in Sea of Data. These Tools Could Help appeared first on
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At a time when more than half of all humans live in cities, the influence of the natural world is at a low ebb, while our understanding of it keeps growing. The post
You Spend 5 Percent of Your Day Outside. Try Making It More appeared first on
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New software that sees spots and stripes are helping biologists track animals in the wild without the tranquilizer guns and radio collars. The post
What, You Can’t Tell Two Lemurs Apart? Computers Can appeared first on
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The BBC is out with a new nature documentary that promises even more spectacle than the original Planet Earth—and shiny new technologies to pull viewers deeper into the action. The post
An Incredible 360-Degree Look Behind the Scenes of Planet Earth II appeared first on
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An appetite for marine mammal flesh may further threaten the beleaguered California condor. The post
A Troubling Snag in the Comeback of the California Condor appeared first on
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This time of year, humpback and blue whales come to feed on masses of krill in the San Francisco Bay. They make for an amazing research opportunity. The post
The Whale Guardians of San Francisco Bay appeared first on
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On July 15, a federal court ruled that the Navy can't use a particularly powerful sonar tool in waters inhabited by marine mammals. The post
The Sea Will Get a Lot Quieter Without the Navy’s Whale-Killing Sonar appeared first on
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Dweebs and nerds and geeks unite! Your troubles ain't nothin' compared to the peanut bug, which suffers more bullying than you can imagine. The post
Absurd Creatures: The Peanut Bug Is Sick and Tired of Being Bullied appeared first on
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