Bacterial Banquet: What Ocean Algae Eat By Stéphan Reebs last updated 14 October 22 Microscopic algae that eat free-floating bacteria in the open ocean.
Beetles Decimate Canadian Forests By Stéphan Reebs last updated 14 October 22 Hordes of mountain pine beetles are decimating British Columbian forests.
Ancient Mural Portrays Ordinary Mayans By Stéphan Reebs published 7 March 10 A Mayan mural shows how the other half lived.
Even the Spineless Feel Pain By Stéphan Reebs published 2 March 10 Invertebrate life is generally painless life, but not for all.
Humans Behind Rising Seas, Study Says By Stéphan Reebs published 28 February 10 Human activity is behind mounting sea levels.
Seals Sleep As They Sink in the Sea By Stéphan Reebs published 26 February 10 Northern elephant seals spend as long as eight months at a time at sea. So when do they sleep?
Pretty Smart, For a Swine By Stéphan Reebs published 8 February 10 Pigs understand the physics of light reflection, scientists find.
Flowers Trick Prey with Scent By Stéphan Reebs published 4 January 10 A new way for orchids to trick their pollinators.
Lobster-Like Creature Eats Wood By Stéphan Reebs published 3 January 10 A crustacean exploits an unexpected food source at the bottom of the sea.
Wild Dingoes Remember Human Gestures By Stéphan Reebs published 13 December 09 Our former pets still know how to read us.
Bat Ray Detects Weak Electrical Signals from Prey By Stéphan Reebs published 7 December 09 Scientists explore rays’ sensory abilities.
Scientists: Northern Forests Need Saving, Too By Stéphan Reebs published 6 December 09 Forests in the north region are facing increasing threats.
Spider Builds Body Double to Catch Prey By Stéphan Reebs published 30 November 09 Well-placed decoys help orb spiders elude attack.
Chimps Enjoy a Good Tune, Too By Stéphan Reebs published 28 November 09 An experiment finds that chimps may have a sense of musical rhythm.
Reptile Moms Share Nests By Stéphan Reebs published 22 November 09 Nest sharing is surprisingly common among reptile moms.
Marmots Remember Long-Gone Predators By Stéphan Reebs published 21 November 09 Colorado marmots “remember” a long-gone foe.
Female Wild Horses Stick Together By Stéphan Reebs published 14 November 09 Female friendships help wild mares cope.
Birds Line Nests with Natural Antibacterials By Stéphan Reebs published 13 October 09 Why do birds line their nests with aromatic herbs?
Birth Rates Rise in Wealthiest Nations By Stéphan Reebs published 11 October 09 Study still finds a negative correlation between national fertility rates and the United Nations' development index.
Flowers Help Pollinators Get a Grip By Stéphan Reebs published 26 September 09 Bees can distinguish between normal flowers and mutant flowers.
Even Ancient Trilobites Were Social By Stéphan Reebs published 21 September 09 Doing things in groups helped an ancient sea creatures survive.
Sea Stars Grow Faster as Water Warms By Stéphan Reebs published 18 September 09 Climate change gives rise to monster sea stars.
Ancient Arthropods Used Borrowed Homes By Stéphan Reebs published 22 August 09 Evidence suggests that ancient arthropods acted like hermit crabs.
Lizards Bask in Sun for Vitamins By Stéphan Reebs published 21 August 09 Lizards look like they're tanning, but they're really soaking in the Vitamin D.
Sagebrush Coordinate Self-Defense Against Bugs By Stéphan Reebs published 19 August 09 Sagebrush send out warnings when insects attack.