Frogs, snakes and sacred knowledge: Indigenous wisdom reshapes One Health conservation
A global review shows that Indigenous and ancestral knowledge of amphibians and reptiles as totems, rain harbingers, and ecological sentinels ...
Tag: biodiversity
Two New Beetle Species Emerge from Collapsed Iron Formation Cave in Brazil
Two newly described cave beetles from Brazil highlight the hidden biodiversity of threatened Iron Formation caves, one of which has ...
Rare Himalayan Macaques Confirmed as Stable Residents of Xizang’s Forests
A systematic camera-trap and transect survey in Xizang has confirmed stable, reproducing populations of the Arunachal macaque and the white-cheeked ...
A Greek Island’s Full Plant Census Reveals 103 Distinct Plant Communities
A comprehensive survey of Lemnos has catalogued 842 plant species and classified 103 distinct plant communities, producing the first identification ...
Italy’s Alien Plants Keep Settling In: 22 Species Cross the Line from Casual Guests to Established Invaders
A new survey of Italy's alien vascular flora documents dozens of species, from Bidens pilosa to Taxodium distichum, crossing the ...
Two New Yeast Species Unearthed in China’s Tropical Rainforest Rotting Wood
Two previously unknown yeast species, Oberwinklerozyma jinghongensis and Rosettozyma fusiformis, have been discovered in rotting wood from Yunnan's tropical rainforest, ...
Energy budgets drive animal movement and decide which species coexist
A new conceptual framework links individual animal energy budgets to movement decisions and the equalizing and stabilizing mechanisms that allow ...
Invasive Plants Are Quietly Rewriting Georgia’s Legendary Colchis Lowland
A three-year field study in Georgia's Colchis lowland documents thirty widespread alien plant species and identifies six dangerous invaders with ...
Tiny Predatory Wasps Reveal Six Hidden Species in China’s Mountains
A new taxonomic study describes six previously unknown species of tiny aphid-hunting Stigmus wasps from China and provides an illustrated ...
DNA Barcoding Sweep of a Japanese River Reveals Why Common Species Stay Common
A haplotype-level DNA metabarcoding survey of 59 sites in Japan's Hiji River found that widespread aquatic insect species carry more ...
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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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