Night Moths Enter the Risk-Assessment Arena With a New Virtual Model
A new agent-based model simulates the full life cycle of the common yellow underwing moth to bring nocturnal pollinators into...
Metaphors on the Move: AI Tracks How 19th-Century Poetry Reads in the Internet Age
Using temporally aligned word embeddings trained on 124 million tokens, researchers tracked how 515 Italian literary metaphors changed in processing...
Eyes Turn Away from Spiders but Lock Onto Their Big Eyes, Webs and Fangs
An eyetracking study of 118 students shows people generally avoid looking at spiders when other arthropods are present, yet their...
Ancient Turtle From Messel Fossil Site Swam Like Today’s Pig-Nosed Turtle, 3D Scans Reveal
High-resolution 3D scans of the Eocene turtle Allaeochelys crassesculpta from Messel, Germany reveal a mosaic of primitive and advanced traits...
New Map of China’s Coasts Reveals Where Resilience Lives—and Fails
A new multiscale framework measures the general resilience capacity of China's coastal social-ecological systems, revealing clustered low-capacity zones nationwide and...
Half male, half female: rare dual-sex bees found in Germany
Researchers in Germany have documented the first gynandromorphic Andrena florivaga and a new mosaic-bilateral case in Nomada lathburiana, revealing rare...
The $137 Million Blueprint: How Ecosystem Accounting Is Rewriting the Business Case for Coastal Restoration
Australian researchers applied the UN SEEA Ecosystem Accounting framework to Port Phillip and Western Port, revealing that an AUD 8.5...
Two New Springtail Species Hidden in Colombia’s Andes Rewrite a Tiny World
Two new springtail species from Colombia's eastern Andes, described through meticulous bristle-pattern analysis, reveal unexpected evolutionary links between tropical, European,...
New Click Beetle Genus from Dominican Mountains Reveals Hidden Island Endemism
A new genus and species of click beetle from the mountains of the Dominican Republic is the first endemic elaterid...
Half Male, Half Female: Cave Cricket Shatters Sex Boundaries in a World First
Researchers report the first gynandromorph ever found in a phalangopsid cricket, a Brazilian cave cricket showing a striking mosaic of...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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