Scientists say chemical signals help determine whether offspring remain and work for the queen or leave to establish nests of their own.
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Over the 50-odd years of fly fishing, there have been many fly patterns studied and tied with the hope of catching a fish. Some of these flies…
If the apex predators are spotted, information is shared with local beaches and officials to help keep beachgoers safe.
Is it just the apex ocean predators having some fun?
A new global assessment of the world’s migratory species finds reason for alarm, but also hope – and a road map for helping them survive.
A new study shows that dolphins' social networks can be influenced by human activity.
Every summer, New Hampshire’s seacoast draws visitors in droves, from sunbathing tourists to ravenous greenhead horseflies. Less expected are Atlantic puffins, which are rare in the state year-round and in summertime become so uncommon that a sighting triggers a statewide birdwatching alert. One of those alerts went out early this July, when eBird user Braden […]
Scientists say social species use a range of "preemptive behaviors" in anticipation of conflict.