Smithsonian Magazine10h
Birds-of-Paradise Glow to Attract Mates, Adding a Flashy Element to Their Impressive Courtship Displays
Scientists find that 82 percent of birds-of-paradise species show biofluorescence, often on their feathers, throat or inner ...
earth9h
Fish eye tracking changes what we know about swarm behavior
Scientists have developed a groundbreaking 3D eye-tracking method to reveal how fish perceive their surroundings and coordinate in schools.
ZME Science on MSN9h
This Moth’s Wings Create a Mind-Bending 3D Optical Illusion to Avoid Being Eaten
In the dense rainforests of northern Australia and South-East Asia, a master of disguise flutters through the shadows. The ...
National Audubon Society19h
Where Have All The Birds Gone?
Q: The amount of effort that goes into a Christmas Bird Count varies quite a bit across years and count circles. How do you deal with this issue when you calculate abundance trends? How do you know ...
Green Matters on MSN10h
Slit vs Round Pupils: Why Do Some Cats Have Differently Shaped Pupils?
The shape of a cat's pupil has to do with their lifestyle habits, with nocturnal cats having more slit shaped pupils to help ...