Polar bears enjoy a good wrestle. It's an activity which reinforces social ties and may help get them in shape for the hunting season ahead
Some migratory species may spend their time in Africa getting ready to woo mates in the spring
From GPS-tagged eggs to smartphone apps, these emerging technologies could help give endangered species a chance at survival
Microplastics from beauty products and other sources affected oysters’ ability to reproduce in laboratory experiments
How do animals survive under the snow? We're only beginning to understand—just as climate change may rewrite everything
The question is why would an animal weighing up to 16,000 pounds need to jump?
<em>P. dentata</em> ants are among the very few species to show no signs of deterioration as they age
A survey of 50 North Carolina homes turned up just five rooms that were completely free of arthropods
The region was once home to a plethora of catlike creatures called nimravids, and fossils show they were an especially fractious breed
Distinctive cut marks on a Siberian mammoth represent the first known evidence of human hunters this far north
Dutch wildlife photographer Jasper Doest followed the path of the white stork's migration route, forever altered by human activity
Long though to boost bug stickiness, the fluid may instead help insects mold to contours and make quick exits
After being kidnapped and dropped off at sea, the sharks picked up on olfactory cues to find their way back home
The cuttlefish has the largest brain-to-body ratio of all invertebrates, which explains why its camouflage is so intricate and masterful
Quantum spookiness, a Maya city buried in ash and more in this year’s surprising science
Recent finds are helping paleontologists piece together what happened after dinosaurs vanished from the island
The behavioral findings hint that dogs, like humans, might be capable of their own form of empathy
The finches on the Galapagos Islands are suffering from a parasitic fly introduced to the islands by humans
Crocodile's eyes are an engineering marvel: They can see all around, can track different targets, are retractable in battle, and can even see at night
La Réunion has seen way more attacks than its neighbor Mauritius, and scientists are struggling to figure out why
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