Brown Hairstreak butterfly reveals hidden Iberian strongholds through egg surveys and climate modelling
A new review combines literature, fieldwork and climate modelling to map the elusive Brown Hairstreak butterfly across the Iberian Peninsula, ...
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Roadkill Hotspots Reveal Hidden Toll on Wildlife in Paraguay’s Humid Chaco
The first systematic roadkill survey on a Paraguayan Chaco highway recorded 272 dead vertebrates in 18 months, pinpointing hotspots tied ...
Empathy training for security guards reveals cougars and sloths in Ecuador’s campus forests
A six-hour empathy-based sensitisation course for security guards at ESPOL University in Ecuador boosted wildlife knowledge by 163 percent and ...
New Knobby Newt Species Hidden in China’s Mountains Revealed by DNA and Anatomy
A newly described knobby newt from Hubei Province, China, combines distinctive anatomy with genetic divergence to earn recognition as the ...
Southern Italy’s Bird List Soars: 43 New Species Recorded in Calabria
An updated checklist of Calabria's birds records 363 species, a net gain of 43 since 1993, revealing the region as ...
Mystery Solved: Rare Skipper Butterfly’s Secret Host Plant Revealed in North Macedonia
A multi-year field study in North Macedonia has revealed for the first time that the rare Spinose Skipper butterfly feeds ...
Mid-Tide Moments Reveal the Secret Behaviour of Urban Sanderlings in Peru
A study in a Peruvian urban wetland shows that sanderlings display their richest and most varied behaviour during mid-tide, when ...
Roadkill Hotspots Shift Year to Year on Amazon Highway, Five-Year Study Finds
A four-year study of Brazil's BR-319 highway documents 673 wildlife deaths and shows that roadkill hotspots shift over time with ...
Hidden Giants of the Gulf: First-Ever Growth Equations Unveiled for Eleven Sharks and Rays
Scientists analysed 8852 sharks and rays caught as shrimp-trawl bycatch in the southern Gulf of Mexico to deliver the first ...
Hidden Diversity in a Turkish Mountain Bush Cricket Revealed by Song, Size, and Chemistry
Populations of the endemic Turkish bush cricket Isophya autumnalis show measurable divergence in body size, male calling songs, stridulatory organs, ...
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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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