Dec 16 2010
Female Squirrels’ Promiscuity Explained
Why do female red squirrels mate with up to 14 males in a single day? Opportunity, research concludes.
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Dec 13 2010
New Lemur Has Big Feet, Long Tongue
Although only just discovered, the lemur is probably endangered, or even critically endangered, due to its very restricted range.
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Dec 07 2010
Seeing Tiger Stripes Across Sumatra
A map of tiger habitat in Sumatra reveals the island may hold the second largest population in the world, giving hope to conservationists.
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Dec 03 2010
Love is a gut (bacteria) feeling for fruit flies
The love bug for fruit flies may be their intestinal bacteria.
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Dec 03 2010
Love is a gut (bacteria) feeling for fruit flies
The love bug for fruit flies may be their intestinal bacteria.
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Nov 11 2010
Belize Zoo a Disaster Zone After Hurricane
The Belize Zoo sustained major damage from Hurricane Richard and is just the latest small zoo to suffer after natural or manmade events.
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Oct 24 2010
Presenting…American Bison
Naturalist Mark Fraser presents a new film on the American bison.
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Oct 20 2010
Monkey Directs and Creates Her Own Films
A capuchin monkey is being hailed as the first non-human primate to direct and create her own films.
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Sep 21 2010
The Song of the Gibbons is a Dying Tune
Gibbons, small tree-dwelling apes, are flirting with extinction. Scientists are arguing for urgent conservation efforts to save the gibbons before it's too late.
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Sep 07 2010
Mapping Whale Brains for Sound Effects
A new computer simulation attempts to understand what happens to a whale's brain when it's hit with blasts of high-intensity sound.
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