Specific levels of light pollution matter to nocturnal predatory insects
I admit that sometimes we leave our porch light later than we need to.
I admit that sometimes we leave our porch light later than we need to.
If you’re trying to grow more berries in your yard, you might want to check on the local salmon population.
No bird wants to see more corvids move into their neighborhood.
“Maybe we should make raccoon-healthy food and disguise it as cake before we put it in the compost?” While many raccoons might appreciate my daughter’s idea, I’m guessing that most wildlife specialists would prefer we just feed raccoons less food.
Millions of years ago, tiny mammals faced overwhelming competition from dinosaurs of all shapes and sizes.
Few animals would likely enjoy watching a Tyrannosaurus rex eat its dinner, but from the safe distance of 65 million years, it’s easy to find the giant predators’ table manners fascinating.
Burmese pythons (Python bivittatus) often grow up to twelve-feet long, but they’re still surprisingly hard to find in the wild.
On paper, the tongue of a Pallas’ long-tongued bat (Glossophaga soricina) may sound a bit like something from a horror movie.
It’s so easy to fall in love with the adorable charm of a sea otter, possibly at the otter’s expense.
Swedish brown bears are spending more and more time with their cubs, but it’s not thanks to needier offspring or any surge in maternal instincts.