A hyena is no easy target, with powerful jaws and a reputation for holding its own against lions and leopards, yet one ...

Historic wooden structures across Svalbard are crumbling under the combined weight of climate change and human activity. Longer, warmer, and wetter seasons fuel wood-decaying fungi, while tourism adds ...

Scientists tracking blind Mexican cavefish uncover a striking evolutionary reversal where existing brain circuits are rewired via dopamine to flip behavioral responses to light.

The tranquil waters of Quitobaquito Springs sit in the shadow of the wall separating the U.S. from Mexico that spans much of ...

Crocodiles have ruled rivers and wetlands for over 200 million years, but a handful of animals push back hard enough to win.

Frogs that hatch during the cooler months of December through April are exposed to fewer infected frogs, but those they do encounter have more of the deadly fungus in their skin. Cooler temperatures ...

Darin McNeil, an assistant professor of wildlife management in the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment ...

A growing debate over bottom trawling is putting the future of Aotearoa’s marine environment under the spotlight, with scientists warning that the fishing method can have significant and long-lasting ...

An adult sugar glider typically weighs between 100-160g and is comparable to a rat in size, although it looks larger when the ...

Oregon fisheries could face “major consequences” after the Bonneville Power Administration unexpectedly pulled funding for a ...

The Government is ramping up efforts to protect Aotearoa’s native environment and support vulnerable communities, announcing a $2 million funding boost for the Wasp Wipeout programme alongside an ...

Scientists studying unusual sharks that can “walk” along the seafloor have made an exciting discovery—a completely new ...