#4: When Darwin’s frog tadpoles hatch, a male frog swallows the tadpoles
A European Union court has ruled that France should be doing more to protect the Great Hamster of Alsace
The wicker ancylid, declared extinct in 2000, has been found alive and well in Choccolocco Creek
The bar-headed goose spends its winters at sea level in India and its summers in central Asia
Leaping beetles, Pacific salmon, prehistoric mammals and other news updates in wildlife research
Wildlife researchers and tourists are heading to a tiny Mexican village to learn about the mystery of the largest fish in the sea
Free-roaming, unowned kitties live differently from our beloved pets
A recent study of fatal black bear attacks shows that hungry males are the ones to really worry about
Garlic mustard and Asian carp can wreak havoc on their ecosystems, but do they have a future on your dinner plate?
The Incas used llama dung as fertilizer to grow maize, and fuel an empire
The subject of endangered species can be a depressing one, but there are also many reasons to be hopeful
Snails, marmots, condors and coral reef are among the many species on the continent that are close to extinction
Scientists show that patterns in vegetation across a species' range determine whether and how it moves
Cheetahs and gorillas have some of the strongest maternal instincts, according to a National Zoo biologist
Dinosaur "thunder thighs" and fast-flying moths
A scientist has discovered that high-pitched sounds made by the small rodents could actually be melodious songs
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