Fast-swimming sharks owe their performance not just to muscles and fins, but to a highly specialized internal blueprint embedded within...

Black corals, belonging to the ancient group Antipatharia, may look like fragile ocean ornaments, but their true power lies at...

AI-designed protein redesigns are shown to reshape the rules of evolution in a new Nature study, offering a “boosted starting...

Migratory birds are more than travelers across continents—they can act like moving engineers of the climate, according to new research...

A new study in npj Urban Sustainability reports that adaptation planning across the United States can either build trust or...

A new wave of lab-built “evolution engines” is emerging for making asymmetric biocatalysts—enzymes that can reliably produce one molecular mirror...

Viral science news: A new study tracking avian influenza dynamics in southwestern Alaska reports that the ecological impact of highly...

A long-standing idea proposed that the 66-million-year-ago asteroid impact that ended non-avian dinosaurs—along with many large marine predators—opened an ecological...

The 2026 Ecological Society of America (ESA) Annual Meeting will be held in Salt Lake City, Utah, July 26–31, bringing...

In a new study, researchers report that removing agricultural forest cover and later restoring it through afforestation can reshape soil...