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Croc Hunter's 'Bum-Breathing' Turtle Faces Extinction
Before his death two years ago this month, “Crocodile Hunter” Steve Irwin and his father discovered a unique turtle species that, as Irwin said, can “breathe through its bum.” … more →
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Croc Hunter's 'Bum-Breathing' Turtle Faces Extinction
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: Before his death two years ago this month, “Crocodile Hunter” Steve Irwin and his father … more →
Ancient Crocodile Bones Could Yield Complete Skeleton
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: Researchers are hoping a large cache of ancient crocodile bones in western North Dakota will yield t … more →
Full Moon Energizes Birds
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: If the night sky seems less tranquil on nights when the moon is bright, the observation probably isn … more →
New Iguana Species Revealed
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: A new species of Pacific iguana has been uncovered by Australian and U.S. researchers, but already i … more →
'Day-Glo' Fish Shine Red Light
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: It was staring them in the face, but somehow generations of marine biologists have failed to notice … more →
Roadsides Helping Bees Thrive
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: Roadsides may seem like the crummiest real estate around, but new research suggests that in fact the … more →
Tiny Frog, Believed Extinct, Found in Australia
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: A tiny frog species thought by many experts to be extinct has been rediscovered alive and well in a … more →
North American Fish Under Threat
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: Nearly 40 percent of fish species in North America are imperiled, according to a new survey by fish … more →
Africa's 'Unicorn' Caught on Camera
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: The okapi, an African animal so elusive that it was once believed to be a mythical unicorn, has been … more →
Ants Slack Off for Colony's Greater Good
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: They are capable of carrying up to seven times their body weight, but leaf cutter ants are slacking … more →
Tiny Critters Survive Space (With No Spacesuit)
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: When it comes to surviving open exposure in space, a tiny invertebrate now stands out: tardigrades, … more →
Songbirds Duel With Duets
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: Harmonious bird songs may sound pleasant to people, but a new study has found that at least some bir … more →
American Woolly Mammoths Pushed Out Siberian Kin
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: DNA shows the world’s last surviving woolly mammoths were born in the United States and the Ar … more →
Nemo Sniffs His Way Home
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: Tiny orange clownfish, made famous by the Disney character Nemo, use the smell of leaves and anemone … more →
Baby Bugs Bully Parents for Food, Protection
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: Baby bugs, known as larvae and nymphs, have no shame when it comes to begging. They will do everythi … more →
Living Cells Reprogrammed to Make Insulin
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: Talk about an extreme makeover: Scientists have transformed one type of cell into another in living … more →
Monkeys Reward Friends, Family
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: For capuchin monkeys, it seems, it’s better to both give and receive, than just to receive. At … more →
Cows Use Inner Compass to Point North-South
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: Talk about animal magnetism, cows seem to have a built-in compass. No bull: Somehow, cattle seem to … more →
Wind Turbines Kill Bats Without Impact
justwpblog wrote 1 year ago: Researchers have found the cause behind mysterious bat deaths near wind turbines, in which many bat … more →
