Five Rare 2.8-Meter-Tall Red-Necked Ostriches Released As Part Of Ambitious Rewilding Project
These birds will serve as a rewilding proxy for the now extinct Arabian ostrich.
The Key To A Universal Interplanetary Language Might Be Hiding In The Brains Of Bees
If we can teach math to bees, maybe we can chat across galaxies, suggests a new thought experiment.
Gophers Dropped On Mount St Helens For One Day In 1982 Left An Astonishing Impact 40 Years Later
Following the eruption, one team had an idea to help recover from the devastation: send gophers on a day trip.
An All-Female Clone Army Is Invading The US, And It Wants To Eat Your Elm Trees
The elm zigzag sawfly has spread across 15 states and 4 provinces in 5 years.
What’s Under Jupiter’s Enormous Storms? Possibly A Lot More Oxygen Than Expected
Simulations also suggest that molecules move a lot more slowly across Jupiter than previously thought.
Did Homo Erectus Speak? Almost Certainly, Say Scientists
Most scholars agree that Neanderthals had language, but the picture is less clear for earlier human species.
Americans Divided Over Belief That US Science Is Losing Ground To Other Countries
At the same time, faith in science as an institute remains as it has in previous years, but there are growing partisan views on how scientific progress is achieved.
Hall Of Records: The Secret Chamber Behind Abraham Lincoln’s Massive Mount Rushmore Head
Like a lot about Mount Rushmore, the Hall of Records didn’t exactly go to plan.
“Loss Of A Whole Generation”: Heat Wave Kills Thousands Of Australian Flying Foxes, Pushing Some Further Towards Extinction
Only six years after record-breaking summer temperatures caused populations to crash, this could push two species close to extinction.
It ”Belongs To Everyone And No One”: A Huge UN Treaty On International Waters Is About To Kick Into Action
After 20 years of discussions and fine-tuning, the High Seas Treaty is finally set to take effect.