What do pigs and birds have in common? They have a shared instinctual trait that defies expectations.
Two myths about bacteria you should put away Bacterial cells are not necessarily as small as you might expect. We are now slightly closer to understanding how big bacterial cells can exist.
Cone snails: the complex killers A very curios hunting techniques that plays on the prey's sex drive makes this little tropical snail a sneaky killer
The great retreat: Climate change is pushing the muskox back north -can they keep up? 40 years of data show that climate change in the Arctic is forcing muskoxen to find new habitats. And it is not alone - other species must do the same
When poison takes flight: these birds might kill you – if you eat them Snakes, mushrooms, frogs and some plants – but not birds, right? Well actually yes: here is what we know about the poisonous chirpers.
Gps-signal, fridge and gardening: The many weird features of animal venom What does the shrew, the Western Diamondback Rattlesnake, and the Tawny Crazy Ant all have in common? They use venom in weird and unique ways.
The seabed at a depth of 1,500 metres could be opened for possible mining. What's it like down there?
Zombie fungus controls ants like they’re puppets. Could it make the leap to humans like in ‘The Last of Us’?