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Category: Zoology

Shortfin Mako Shark under Threat
Oceanography Zoology

Shortfin Mako Shark under Threat

August 24, 2017April 3, 2021

The shortfin mako shark is disappearing 10 times faster than previously thought. How are researchers trying to change this process?

Do Wandering Bees Help Spread Disease?
Biology Zoology

Do Wandering Bees Help Spread Disease?

August 15, 2017July 31, 2023

Researchers have found a new and unexpected way that humans are killing off bumblebees. By Emily Rhode Given the continued…

Chemicals Used on Almond Trees Linked to Bee Deaths
Botany Ecology Zoology

Chemicals Used on Almond Trees Linked to Bee Deaths

August 1, 2017August 8, 2023

While the demand for almonds is growing worldwide, honeybee populations have been steadily declining. Are almond-growing fungicides to blame?

Urban Bees: A Pollination-Parasite Trade-Off
Biology Botany Environment Zoology

Urban Bees: A Pollination-Parasite Trade-Off

July 27, 2017April 6, 2021

Are cities the ideal home for bees? European scientists found that urban bees can have surprisingly good pollination rates. By…

Tips for a Bee-Friendly Garden
Botany Environment Zoology

Tips for a Bee-Friendly Garden

July 20, 2017July 31, 2017

By Steven Spence @TheStevenSpence More Diverse Than Honeybees When we hear about bees most of us think of honeybees (Apis…

Shelf Life Video: Screening Biodiversity
Biology Environment Science Videos Zoology

Shelf Life Video: Screening Biodiversity

July 13, 2017July 12, 2017

Scientists at The American Museum of Natural History explain why managing biodiversity is a key component in managing endangered species.…

Shelf Life Video: Into the Island of Bats
Science Videos Zoology

Shelf Life Video: Into the Island of Bats

May 3, 2017July 26, 2021

Learn about the bats that live in Cuba with two researchers who are studying bats and biodiversity in this Caribbean nation

Wood Ants Make Defensive Cocktails Against Microbes
Chemistry Zoology

Wood Ants Make Defensive Cocktails Against Microbes

April 13, 2017February 6, 2024

By Neha Jain @lifesciexplore Wood ants are natural mixologists, concocting their own defensive cocktails, a new study finds. They protect…

Studying the Dolphin Genome for Human Health
Biology Health Zoology

Studying the Dolphin Genome for Human Health

March 13, 2017December 19, 2023

Studying the dolphin genome is revealing information that could benefit human health. Scientists are building a database full of dolphin…

Wire Netting on Trees Reduces Impact by Elephants
Zoology

Wire Netting on Trees Reduces Impact by Elephants

March 2, 2017December 23, 2024

When elephants feed on trees, they are capable of knocking trees over, which can pose a problem for elephant populations in the long run.

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