Migratory Sharks Cross Borders, Revealing Gaps in Global Conservation
New University of Queensland research mapping 30 years of tracking data shows that migratory sharks and rays routinely cross international...
Mongoose Hair Forensics: Microscopic Clues Could Help Crack India’s Illegal Paintbrush Trade
A first-of-its-kind microscopic analysis of guard hairs from all six Indian mongoose species yields a forensic identification key to combat...
AI Reveals Right Whales Feed at the Surface at Night, Raising Collision Risks
Machine learning analysis of camera-equipped tag data shows North Atlantic right whales shift from seafloor feeding by day to risky...
Protecting a Third of US Rivers Could Save Freshwater Species, Study Finds
A nationwide analysis in PLOS One identifies a Freshwater Resilient and Connected Network covering 35 percent of the contiguous United...
Asphalt and Absence: Urban Sprawl Is Quietly Erasing the Bobwhite Quail Across the South
A new modeling study projects that expanding impervious surfaces from booming Southern cities will drive northern bobwhite quail populations into...
Mapping Ireland’s Peatlands: Scientists Chart a Green Infrastructure Network for Restoration
Researchers have mapped a Green Infrastructure network across northwest Mayo's peatlands, identifying core habitats, corridors, pinchpoints and barriers to guide...
Snares Silent Threat: Rangers Reveal Widespread Wildlife Trapping Across Pakistan’s Parks
A survey of 131 rangers across 12 protected areas in Pakistan reveals that 88 per cent encountered snares in the...
Leaves Instead of Roots: Scientists Propose Plant Part Swaps to Save Medicinal Trees
A new review shows that leaves, stems and branches of five medicinal plants can chemically match the roots and bark...
Protecting standing Amazon forests beats restoration for biodiversity and carbon, study finds
A large-scale Amazonian study published in Science finds that protecting existing forests from logging and wildfires is more cost-effective for...
Mapping the Wild Boar Invasion: New Models Reveal Where Pigs Rule Jeju Island
A new fine-scale modeling study reveals that wild boar occupy over a third of Jeju Island, with farmland proximity and...
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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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