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Social spiders have different ways of hunting in groups

Social spiders have different ways of hunting in groups

Debbie Banks October 20, 2022

New research has identified how social spiders evolved different ways of hunting in groups.

Bright colors in the animal kingdom: Why some use them to impress and others to intimidate

Bright colors in the animal kingdom: Why some use them to impress and others to intimidate

Debbie Banks October 19, 2022

High up in a tree sits a bright red vermilion flycatcher. The males of this songbird species use their red....

Turtle robot can travel on land and in water

Turtle robot can travel on land and in water

Hannah Steiner October 16, 2022

Researchers have created a robot that can morph its legs into flippers through a process they dubbed “adaptive morphogenesis.”

Why Migratory Birds?

Why Migratory Birds?

Debbie Banks October 10, 2022

Avian migration is a natural miracle.

SOUTH AFRICA: Rhinos have lost 75% of their population in less than ten years

SOUTH AFRICA: Rhinos have lost 75% of their population in less than ten years

Hannah Steiner October 03, 2022

Poaching is identified as the main threat to the rhino’s existence.

Brain Evolution Clarifies Why Woodpeckers Peck

Brain Evolution Clarifies Why Woodpeckers Peck

Hannah Steiner September 22, 2022

Researchers say they’ve discovered new insights into how the woodpecker’s brain works.

AFRICA: Towards a data exchange network to safeguard ecosystems

AFRICA: Towards a data exchange network to safeguard ecosystems

Hannah Steiner September 21, 2022

The platform project is intended to be a key element in the preservation of Africa’s natural ecosystems.

Bee Biodiversity Is One Way Nature ‘Diversifies Its Portfolio’

Bee Biodiversity Is One Way Nature ‘Diversifies Its Portfolio’

Hannah Steiner September 20, 2022

Biodiversity of the bee population is critical to maintaining the ecosystem function of crop pollination, which in turn is crucial....