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Month: February 2016

Protecting Marine Mammals with Maritime Tracking
Environment Oceanography Zoology

Protecting Marine Mammals with Maritime Tracking

February 29, 2016March 17, 2021

Whales and other marine mammals are often struck by ships, sometimes with fatal results. Researchers and shipping companies may protect them.

Swimming with the Sea Lions
Nature Photography Zoology

Swimming with the Sea Lions

February 24, 2016April 10, 2021

Photographer Max Goldberg continues his tale of photographing whales, sea lions, and other wildlife off the coast of Cabo San…

What Is a Biobank?
Biology

What Is a Biobank?

February 23, 2016March 17, 2021

What is a biobank? And why do scientists collect human tissue for research? Dr. Cathy Seiler, who manages a biobank, explains.

Six Extinctions in Six Minutes: Shelf Life Video
Biology Paleontology Science Videos Zoology

Six Extinctions in Six Minutes: Shelf Life Video

February 17, 2016March 11, 2021

Learn about six mass) extinctions in 440 million years, all in one video from the American Museum of Natural History

Strengthening the Endangered Species Act
Biology Citizen Science Environment

Strengthening the Endangered Species Act

February 16, 2016January 22, 2023

Is it time to strengthen the endangered species act? Species are disappearing at a rapid pace, and the ESA is finding it hard to keep up.

Panama Disease is Killing the Banana
Biology Environment Health

Panama Disease is Killing the Banana

February 15, 2016June 18, 2024

Cavendish bananas dominate the market because they can withstand one strain of fungus affecting banana crops, but not the newest strain.

Green Grow the Salamanders: Shelf Life Video
Biology Science Videos

Green Grow the Salamanders: Shelf Life Video

February 10, 2016February 4, 2016

Many people visit the American Museum of Natural History to view the preserved specimens of dinosaurs and extinct animals, but…

Why Spiderman Can’t Exist, but a Gecko Can
Biology Engineering Physics Zoology

Why Spiderman Can’t Exist, but a Gecko Can

February 8, 2016April 5, 2021

Want to climb walls like Spiderman or a gecko? Not today, but maybe some day. There is a size limit on who or what can stick to walls.

Egg-Shaped Tiny House to Revolutionize Off-Grid Living
Engineering Environment New Technologies

Egg-Shaped Tiny House to Revolutionize Off-Grid Living

February 3, 2016April 4, 2021

By Jonathan Trinastic If you spot Nice Architects’ Ecocapsule while hiking through the woods or turning the corner from your…

Small Metal Stove Grate Makes Big Impact
Environment Health

Small Metal Stove Grate Makes Big Impact

February 2, 2016April 7, 2021

An inexpensive metal stove grate insert for primitive cookstoves, created by a University of Iowa research team, may decrease global…

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