Science Feb 02 What humans can learn from some of nature’s most skilled hibernators By Bella Isaacs-Thomas
Science Feb 03 Hedgehogs are the cutest reminder that we shouldn’t overuse antibiotics Antibiotic resistance is an international public health threat. New research involving hedgehogs can help inform the way we address the crisis. By Isabella Isaacs-Thomas
Science Jan 10 In war-torn areas of Africa, wildlife is a major casualty For half a century, more than 80 percent of wars occurred within biodiversity hotspots. Scientists knew war forced animal populations to decline, but they didn't know the extent--until now. By Rashmi Shivni
Science Mar 15 How global warming leads to tiny horses and other shrinking mammals Ancient teeth reveal when the Earth gets warmer, mammals shrink consistently in size. By Nsikan Akpan
Science May 01 Using humor to protect ‘ugly’ animals, because they can’t all be as cute as pandas Go to any zoo that boasts having a giant panda, and you’ll see their cute faces plastered on everything from T-shirts to key chains. But imagine going to the zoo and being welcomed with a banner featuring a big ol’… By Shehryar Nabi
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Mar 29 New Study Finds Dinosaurs’ Extinction Had Little Impact on Mammal Evolution By PBS News Hour The extinction of dinosaurs over 65 million years ago did not foster a breeding ground for ancestors of modern-day mammals, as scientists had previously thought, according to a study released Thursday in the journal Nature. Continue reading