Biology

A study finds African wildlife fears humans more than lions, revealing humans’ profound impact on animal behaviour and ecosystem dynamics.

Buff-tailed Bumblebee: This bee is completely covered in pollen

A Buff-tailed Bumblebee is completely covered in pollen, showcasing the crucial role of pollinators in nature, sustaining plants, ecosystems and food production worldwide.

Tiny survivors: The daring life of River Turtles

Explore the incredible life cycle of river turtles, embodying resilience as they battle predators, habitat loss and climate threats for survival.

New genus of Jumping Spiders unearthed in New Zealand

Scientists in New Zealand have discovered a new genus of jumping spiders, Ourea, revealing 12 unique alpine species and remarkable camouflage adaptations.

10 Animals That Seem to Break the Laws of Physics

Discover 10 incredible animals that seem to break the laws of physics, from mantis shrimp punches to mountain goats scaling cliffs effortlessly.

Meet the Katydid: The Bug That Looks Just Like a Leaf

Katydids, the insects that mimic leaves with astonishing precision and cunning to survive. This insect always fascinates scientists and nature enthusiasts worldwide.

Study reveals how stem cells of freshwater flatworms could unlock human regeneration

Study of planarian stem cells reveals distant regulation, advancing research into regenerative medicine and potential human tissue repair.

A day in the life of Waxy Monkey Tree Frog: The amphibian that sunscreens itself

The waxy monkey tree frog has evolved a unique “sunscreen” to survive harsh and arid conditions. This amphibian can survive in extreme heat and climate.

Hedgehog vs Echidna: How Are They Different?

Despite their similar appearances, echidnas and hedgehogs are distinct species with unique adaptations suited to their environments. Here are some differences you can spot in this species.

Scientists observe rare bird-hunting behaviour in Greater Noctule bats

After twenty-five years of study, scientists have discovered how the greater noctule bat, Europe’s largest bat, hunt birds mid-air. Researchers shed light on their rare feeding strategies and crucial conservation.

Researchers uncover spinal enlargements in zebrafish, offering clues to vertebrate evolution

Scientists discover subtle spinal enlargements in zebrafish, reshaping understanding of vertebrate nervous system evolution and fin-to-limb development.

Meet the Cotton-Top Tamarin: The Cutest Primate on Earth

Meet the cotton-top tamarin, a tiny primate from Colombia. Explore its fluffy white crest, playful antics, diet, social life and conservation efforts.

Scientists discover 160-million-year-old reptile with lizard and snake features-Here is what study says

A rare Jurassic reptile known as Breugnathair elgolensis, was discovered on the Isle of Skye. This species has combining snake-like jaws with lizard limbs, shedding light on the origins of snakes.

Ants follow a caste system and it’s coded in their DNA – Know how it decides their destiny

Ant size plays a key role in caste. But genes decide how size links to status.

Scientists reveal secrets of sharks' sex lives by examining their bloody mating bite marks

Researchers uncover the secretive mating habits of sand tiger sharks along North Carolina's coast, revealing intriguing details about the reproductive lives of these elusive predators.

‘One of most important species for science’: How humble fruit fly transformed 4 key fields of research

Discover the surprising importance of fruit flies in scientific research. From genetics and disease control to evolution, these tiny insects have made a big impact on our understanding of the world.

World's oldest living crocodile, Henry, who has fathered 10,000 babies, celebrates his 124th birthday

Meet Henry, the world's oldest known crocodile, celebrating his 124th birthday at the Crocworld Conservation Centre in South Africa. Learn about his remarkable life and the secrets to reptilian longevity.

Male humpback whale crosses 8,000 miles across 3 oceans for sex; sets new distance record

A male humpback whale breaks the distance record for its species with an epic 8,106-mile journey across three oceans, revealing new insights into humpback whale behavior and ecology.

Age-old mystery solved: No more chicken or egg debate; scientists reveal who came first

Uncover the fascinating history of eggs and chickens, exploring the evolutionary journey and scientific debate surrounding the age-old question: which came first?

How humans maintain 1:1 sex ratio? New study explores clues behind equal numbers of boys and girls

Discover the genetic factors behind humanity's near-perfect 1:1 sex ratio. Researchers explore why humans achieve balance while other species experience fluctuations.

Scientists discover hidden 'superpowers' in geckos that could treat hearing disorders in humans; know how

The research highlights the gecko's saccule, a part of the inner ear. While usually responsible for maintaining balance, it also allows the gecko to sense ground-based vibrations.

3,775-year-old ancient log offers new insights for climate change solutions: find out how

A recent study reveals that an ancient log preserved for nearly 4,000 years could play a crucial role in developing climate change strategies.

Giant woolly mammoths may have gone extinct due to pollen allergies, new study reveals surprising theory

A new study suggests that clouds of pollen floating over the mammoth steppe at the end of the last ice age may have played a key role in wiping out these ancient giants.

Scientists confirm 100-year-old theory: New type of cells found that can cure chronic wounds

Scientists in Australia have uncovered a new type of cell that may significantly improve our understanding of how mammals heal.

Scientists confirm a mysterious 'third state' beyond life and death; What is it?

For years, life and death have been seen as opposite forces. Yet, recent discoveries reveal a "third state" beyond these boundaries. These findings challenge long-standing perceptions about life and death, offering new insights into cellular behaviour.