Robotic Cuttlefish Camera Catches a Desperate Escape From a Seal
Wildlife filmmaking pioneer John Downer built a swimming robotic spy camera that closely resembles a cuttlefish, one of…
Your Nature Photos Do Serious Science
Smartphones have affected many aspects of life, both good and bad. A particularly beneficial aspect of the surge…
Cat assault on ground squirrel colony points to wildlife threat from strays
A single stray cat has wiped out a colony of endangered ground squirrels – around 20 animals –…
Tarantula mating season is coming. Brace for ‘hordes’ of them.
These misunderstood, wandering arachnids are often simply young males in search of love. Here’s where you might see…
This Photographer Shot the Same Tree for 10 Years
Yvan Bedard captured weather, natural phenomena, and celestial events with the elm tree in every shot. Yvan Bédard…
How to watch two meteor showers peak together in late July | News
WASHINGTON — It’s almost time for summer’s meteor shower duet. The Southern Delta Aquariid and the Alpha Capricornid…
Something like feathers grew on a 247-million-year-old reptile
German paleontologists have discovered a 247-million-year-old fossil of a reptile with a bizarre row of plumes sprouting from…
Living Cycles in Regenerative Architecture: Lessons from the Goetheanum
Goetheanum from West. Image © Wladyslaw Sojka via Wikimedia Commons Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or…
A Complete Guide to Capturing Creative Landscape Photography
Landscapes are one of the most accessible yet challenging genres of photography. The challenge for many landscape photographers…
How Long You May Need To Walk Outside To See A Boost In Your Mental Health
There’s a reason why the sounds of nature — chirping birds, flowing streams, falling rain — are often…
Longevity Through Renewal: The Enduring Wisdom of Hong Kong’s Water Villages
Tai O Stilt Houses, “Pang Uk”. Image © Downtown Tai O by pete, CC BY 2.0 Share Share…
Why Even Sharks Avoid Electric Rays
Unlike more agile or camouflaged species, torpedo rays tend to be slow-moving and often lie hidden … More…