Camera traps reveal Connecticut’s fishers are far scarcer than harvest records suggested
A five-year camera survey across Connecticut shows fishers occupy only a small fraction of their apparent range, with western populations ...
Tag: Wildlife Conservation
Crocodile Attack on Honduran Riverbank Reveals Rising Human-Wildlife Conflict
A documented non-fatal attack by an American crocodile on a 12-year-old girl along the Segovia River highlights the growing but ...
AI Learns to See Animals Hidden in the Wild With Near-Perfect Accuracy
A new PLOS One study reports a Harris Hawks-optimized bilateral segmentation deep learning network that detects wild animals with 99.8 ...
Rare White Bat Spotted in Belize Marks First Leucism Record for Its Entire Family
Researchers in Belize have documented the first known case of leucism in Spix's disc-winged bat, a first for the entire ...
New DNA Marker Separates Sheep From Wild Mouflon in Wolf Diet Studies
A 178 bp mitochondrial D-loop fragment called OvisCR reliably separates domestic sheep from European mouflon in wolf diet metabarcoding, achieving ...
Free-Roaming Dogs Are Attacking Ecuador’s Most Endangered Andean Animals
A new study documents eleven cases of domestic dogs attacking, harassing, and displacing six native vertebrate species in the Ecuadorian ...
How Far Must a Drone Fly to Keep Bats Undisturbed? New Study Calculates the Answer
A German research team measured drone noise profiles and bat echolocation thresholds to determine optimal recorder placement distances, finding 20 ...
What Shapes Local Support for Wildlife Conservation? Education, Food and Benefits Hold the Key Near a Tanzanian National Park
A new study of communities bordering Tanzania's Mkomazi National Park finds that formal education, perceived conservation benefits, and even food ...
Weekend Lights Drive Sea Turtles Away: Artificial Glow Cuts Nesting on Guatemala’s Coast
A field study on Guatemala's Pacific coast shows that olive ridley sea turtles nest less on artificially lit beaches, with ...
Wind Farm Clear-Cuts Hit Far More Dormouse Homes Than Planners Assume
A new simulation study shows that a single hectare of forest clearing for wind turbines typically cuts through multiple hazel ...
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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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