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China’s rare birds may move north as the climate changes, new data suggest
Citizen science database helped map birds’ current ranges—and their likely ranges in 2070 -
Double whammy doomed Madagascar’s giant birds and mammals
Expanding human presence did in drought-stricken megafauna -
This primate is on the brink of extinction. Rope bridges could save it
Rope bridges could be a short-term, inexpensive solution to reconnect fragmented habitats -
Millions of animals may be missing from scientific studies
Analysis at Dutch university suggests researchers are not reporting a large number of animal experiments -
Endangered baby sea turtles may have a new savior: GPS eggs
Tech allows researchers to spy on local wildlife trafficking routes -
‘Playful teasing’ in apes could provide clues to the evolutionary roots of early humor
Anthropologist Erica Cartmill explores jokelike behaviors in our evolutionary cousins -
Watch gray sharks get dinner by ‘bumming’ food from hard-hunting whitetips
Videos reveal first known case of ongoing shark-on-shark thievery -
Flower colors are changing in response to climate change
Pigment changes could make plants less attractive to pollinators -
Kitty see, kitty do: cat imitates human, in first scientific demonstration of behavior
Ability may be widespread in animal kingdom -
When COVID-19 silenced cities, birdsong recaptured its former glory
White-crowned sparrows sang softer, more complex songs during the quiet of the pandemic lockdown -
Newfound brain structure explains why some birds are so smart—and maybe even self-aware
Circuitry of the pallium mirrors the mammalian neocortex -
A sparkling beetle could spell doom for North America’s ash trees
By attacking young trees, emerald ash borer could prevent long-term reproduction -
Florida woodrat nests are laced with antibiotic-producing bacteria
New discovery could one day lead to new antibiotics for humans -
Spread of city-loving malaria mosquitoes could pose grave threat to Africa
Millions at risk in urban centers -
Creepy sea spiders have evolved to be tough
First comprehensive genetic analysis reveals hundreds of millions of years of adaptation
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