Africa’s Most Endangered Carnivore Has Been Around For Over 1 Million Years
After all that time, it is now threatened with extinction.
Neanderthal Children May Have Collected Fossils, Just Like Modern Kids Collect Stickers
Yet more evidence that Neanderthals were like us.
Why Is Earth’s Magnetic North Pole Moving Eastwards Across The Globe?
Someone better tell Santa Claus.
Climate Change Behind 19 Percent Of Global Dengue Burden – And It Could Get Higher
Without efforts to tackle climate change, that figure could reach 60 percent by 2050.
First Known Bird Extinction From Mainland Europe, North Africa, And West Asia Declared
It’s usually the animals with limited habitats like small islands that are most vulnerable, so to lose a species like the Slender-billed Curlew with such a wide range is a…
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With special guests from the How Many Geese comedy nature podcast.
Five Animals That Behave Differently In Moonlight
Here are five animal species that have fascinating behavioral responses to moonlight.
“Exercise-In-A-Pill” Could Bring Dementia-Fighting Benefits To People Who Can’t Work Out
There may be a way to activate the muscle-brain axis without physical movement.
Why Does Metal Feel Colder Than Wood, Even When It’s Actually The Same Temperature?
We’ve got the simple answer, and the atomic-level explanation.
Bizarre Weather Phenomenon Might Explain How Factories Trigger Snowfall
Tiny particles of pollution could make the difference between having a snow day or not.