Ants Ruin Plants' Sex Life By Stéphan Reebs published 9 August 09 Why do ants sterilize their host trees?
Birds Fireproof Their Homes By Stéphan Reebs published 9 July 09 Bower construction takes a week or longer.
Seeds Are Nature's Most Efficient Ratchet By Stéphan Reebs published 5 July 09 The seeds of many grasses are remarkable little mechanical devices.
Crying Baby Monkeys Get on Everyone's Nerves By Stéphan Reebs published 28 June 09 When baby rhesus monkeys want to suckle, they do what human infants do: cry, cry, cry.
Subterranean Creature Has Surprisingly Colorful Skin By Stéphan Reebs published 20 June 09 Caecilians are not entirely subterranean, it turns out.
Deer Disoriented by Power Lines By Stéphan Reebs published 6 June 09 Apparently they have an internal compass. The animals faced every which way near the lines.
Cave Painting Depicts Extinct Marsupial Lion By Stéphan Reebs published 9 May 09 Cave painting offers a glimpse of the animal's external appearance.
Dinosaurs Lived in the Arctic By Stéphan Reebs published 25 April 09 And they weren't lost wanderers, either.
Orangutan Whistles Like a Human By Stéphan Reebs published 24 March 09 When the mood strikes her, Bonnie the orangutan whistles.
Spark of Love Found in Fish By Stéphan Reebs published 10 March 09 Elephantfish emit electric field to detect nearby objects, and to find a mate.
Cellular 'Computer' Built in Live Yeast By Stéphan Reebs published 2 March 09 Scientists have engineered a cellular "computer" within the genetic material of living yeast cells
DNA Plays Hopscotch Among Species By Stéphan Reebs published 4 February 09 A phenomenon called horizontal transfer is more common than thought.
The Picky Mouse Club By Stéphan Reebs published 27 January 09 Some mice repeatedly visit several nest sites before deciding on one.
Genetic Tricks of Parasites By Stéphan Reebs published 25 January 09 Parasites typically don’t have as many genes as their free-living relatives do.
Sneaky Fish Love Caviar By Stéphan Reebs published 24 January 09 This cannibal fish regularly eats eggs of its own species.
Power of 10: Magic Number for Wild Dog Packs By Stéphan Reebs published 22 January 09 What pack size lets wild dogs maximize their hard-won calories?
Why Were Great Cities Built in Quake Zone? By Stéphan Reebs published 14 January 09 11 of 13 great ancient cities were near a major earthquake fault.
Ancient Family Heirlooms Used to Snort Hallucinogens By Stéphan Reebs published 23 December 08 Anthropologists ponder the mystery of three inhaling bowls found in the Antilles.
Global Warming Might Cook Up Too Many Male Fish By Stéphan Reebs published 22 December 08 Earth’s warming could have troublesome impacts on reptiles because their gender is determined by temperature.
Breeding Owls Defecate Strategically By Stéphan Reebs published 15 December 08 The owl's body waste does not always go to waste.
In Egg, Frog Knows Predators Already By Stéphan Reebs published 17 November 08 A wood frog can learn to identify predators while still in the egg.
Big Bird Brains Force Evolution By Stéphan Reebs published 9 November 08 In evolution, behavior is more than just the result of selective pressures.
Ancient Sea Predators Shed Skin Secrets By Stéphan Reebs published 24 October 08 Predatory reptiles called ichthyosaurs cruised the oceans between 230 million and 90 million years ago.
Study: Lyme Disease Was Imported By Stéphan Reebs published 23 October 08 New research shows that the pathogen responsible for the ailment originated overseas.
Bacteria Think Ahead By Stéphan Reebs published 3 October 08 Bacteria may be humble single-celled creatures, but they're sophisticated enough to anticipate regular events.