WWildlife Read More When Humans Went Away, the Wildlife StrayedMay 22, 2026 Humans do not have to cut down trees or build roads to disrupt wildlife. Their mere presence in…
SScience Read More Do Parrots Really Use Names? Scientists Say the Answer May Surprise YouMay 10, 2026 Researchers studying nearly 900 parrots found evidence that some birds may use names to refer to specific people…
SScience Read More Ravens Don’t Follow Wolves, They Predict ThemMay 10, 2026 Two ravens soar above a wolf pack in Yellowstone. This type of short-distance following is common, but prolonged…
MMovies Read More Hollywood Has Finally Made a Hippo Horror Movie. It’s About TimeMay 2, 2026 Speaking as a big horror fan, I think 2026 has gotten off to a good start, with plenty…
WWildlife Read More The One Arm an Octopus Will Never Risk in a Fight—Its Sex ArmApril 8, 2026 Webfoot octopus (Amphioctopus fangsiao) male with its mating arm curled up (upper left). Credit: Keijiro Haruki For an…
WWildlife Read More A bonobo named Kanzi could play pretend, challenging ideas about animal imaginationsMarch 19, 2026 Kanzi, a language-trained bonobo, identified and tracked pretend objects across tea party-like experiments, marking the first controlled…
SScience Read More A New Study Details How Cats Almost Always Land on Their FeetMarch 15, 2026 It’s well established that when cats fall, they’re able to land perfectly most of the time, nimbly maneuvering…
WWildlife Read More Raccoons Keep Picking Locks Even After They’ve Eaten the Reward. Scientists Say They Do It to “Forage Information”March 13, 2026 A raccoon and puzzlebox from the experiment. Credit: Hannah Griebling The marshmallow was gone, but the trash pandas…
EEnvironment Read More Will humans and animals ever be able to converse? Here’s what science says.March 8, 2026 Studying the ways different species communicate—through sight, sound, and scent—is challenging. Many species live in remote habitats, or…
WWildlife Read More Wild chimpanzees in Uganda are drinking the equivalent of a beer a dayMarch 5, 2026 One of the boozy chimps. Credit: Aleksey Maro/UC Berkeley Since you can’t exactly breathalyze a wild ape, Aleksey…
WWildlife Read More Scientists are amazed after spotting chimpanzees start their own fashion trendJanuary 26, 2026 While Paris buzzes with the glitz of Haute Couture Fashion Week, another kind of fashionista is stealing the…
WWildlife Read More Cows have BFF to whales can drown: 11 super weird animal facts you probably didn’t knowDecember 24, 2025 Nature doesn’t try to impress us. It just exists, quietly doing strange, brilliant things whether we’re watching or…