Scientists knew that alligators’ jaws are covered in bumps but it took biologist Daphne Soares to figure out why
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Only hundreds of miles from the North Pole, industrial chemicals threaten the Arctic’s greatest predator
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Scientists zero in on the caring and cunning ways of a seldom-seen waterbird
Scientists launch a $1 billion effort to track marine life worldwide
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Danger comes with the territory for our writers
A pair of biologists on Cumberland Island save the remains of dead sea critters for others to study
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For the National Zoo’s esteemed senior citizens, only the very best in geriatric medical care will do
As scientists probe deeper into whether animals really have consciousness, questions arise. If they think, do we want to know what they think about us?
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