Global Warming Costs Starfish an Arm and a Leg By Stéphan Reebs published 29 September 08 In warmer seas, arms regenerate but with less muscle.
Chimps Prefer Cooked Food By Stéphan Reebs published 22 September 08 Chimpanzees clearly preferred cooked carrots, sweet potatoes, and beef over the raw alternatives.
Jurassic Undertakers Feasted on Dead Dinosaurs By Stéphan Reebs published 10 September 08 Dermestid beetles are well known in forensic circles.
Wild Animals Suffer on 'Junk Food' Diets By Stéphan Reebs published 9 September 08 Birds can't get enough nutrition from thin fish.
Why Dewdrops Stay on the Rose By Stéphan Reebs published 4 September 08 The droplets don't roll off. What binds them to the petals?
Trees Suffer One-Two Punch of Acid Rain and Climate Change By Stéphan Reebs published 2 September 08 Trees hike uphill surprisingly quickly.
Why Butterflies Have 'Eye Spots' By Stéphan Reebs published 31 August 08 The striking patterns ward off predators.
Falling With Style: Geckos Count on Tails By Stéphan Reebs published 25 August 08 The tail plays an active role in the gecko's amazing ability to climb as well as to fall safely.
Bugs Smell Funny By Stéphan Reebs published 19 August 08 In a striking departure from the rest of the animal kingdom, insects smell things their own way.
Earth's Plate Tectonics May Eventually Stop By Stéphan Reebs published 15 August 08 In about 350 million years the Pacific will effectively close.
Chameleons: Masters of Disguise or Display? By Stéphan Reebs published 5 August 08 Which has driven the evolution of the chameleon's ability to change its livery — camouflage or communication?
Dogs and Cats Get Along Just Fine By Stéphan Reebs published 21 July 08 If introduced early, dogs and cats learn to get along.
