Alien Turtles Break Winter Rules: Pond Sliders Bask Beside Ice in Bucharest Parks
Researchers in Bucharest recorded non-native Pond Slider turtles basking and swimming on warm winter days, even beside lake ice, while ...
Tag: urban ecology
Urban Noise Leaves Thrush Song Frequencies Untouched but Speeds Up Delivery
A new study in Concepción, Chile finds that Austral Thrushes in noisier urban environments sing with faster element delivery rates ...
Invasive Moorish gecko in Chile eats moths and beetles while cats stalk it as a probable predator
A first ecological study of the introduced Moorish gecko in Santiago, Chile reveals a seasonally selective insectivorous diet, no native ...
Mapping the Urban Wild: How Spatial Ecology Is Redefining City Conservation
A new research collection argues that the spatial arrangement of resources, disturbances, and human activity in cities is the key ...
Urbanization is associated with alterations in immunity, stress physiology, morphology and reproduction in western fence lizards
A new study of western fence lizards in Santa Barbara, California, reveals sex-specific immune changes, elevated spring stress hormones, smaller ...
Shenzhen’s 335 Alien Plants Get a Risk Score: New System Achieves Perfect Accuracy
Researchers have documented 335 alien plant species in Shenzhen and built a validated risk assessment system that perfectly classifies their ...
Giant Asian Mantises Confirmed as Invasive Predators Spreading Across Europe
Laboratory experiments and more than 2,300 citizen science records show the alien Asian mantises Hierodula tenuidentata and Hierodula patellifera meet ...
Ant-mimicking Asian mantis slips into Brazil, spotted first by citizen scientists
Citizen science photographs have revealed the first South American records of the Asian mantid genus Odontomantis in Boa Vista and ...
Snakebite, Culture and Conservation: A Global Research Collection Reframes Human-Snake Conflict
A new Frontiers collection spanning eight countries shows that snakebite prevention, urban ecology and cultural understanding must be combined to ...
USDA-Funded Experiment Puts Lawns to the Test Against Sudden Summer Drought
A new USDA-funded experiment at Binghamton University's PLEDGE field site will manipulate water availability across 30 diverse lawn plots to ...
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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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