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Prehistoric Puma Feces Reveals Oldest Parasite DNA Ever Recorded

Aug. 28, 2019 -- Scientists have developed a low-cost educational outreach program and surveillance system for wildlife mortality that has continued now for over a ... read more

Aug. 28, 2019 -- To track secretive jaguars in the forested mountains of Belize, biologists turned to geology and feces analysis. Researchers discovered that jaguar scat reveals where the big cats were hunting in the ... read more

Aug. 27, 2019 -- Meet the world's first gene-edited reptiles: albino lizards roughly the size of your index finger. Researchers used CRISPR-Cas9 to make the lizards, providing a technique for gene editing outside of ... read more

Aug. 27, 2019 -- For the past few hundred years, the colorful hair and unique patterns of the so-called 'Fancy Mouse' have made them the stars of pet shows in Japan and beyond. Now, scientists have finally revealed ... read more

Aug. 27, 2019 -- More than 90 percent of all bee species are not organized in colonies, but fight their way through life alone. They are also threatened. Scientists demand more research on the ecology of these ... read more

Aug. 26, 2019 -- Saliva from a tick's bite can transmit pathogens that cause serious illnesses, such as Lyme disease, and significant agricultural losses. Scientists have been seeking new ways to prevent these pesky ... read more

Aug. 26, 2019 -- Reintroducing beavers to their native habitat is an important step towards solving the freshwater biodiversity crisis, according to ... read more

Aug. 26, 2019 -- After successfully harvesting 10 eggs from the world's last two northern white rhinos, Najin and Fatu, on August 22nd in Kenya, the international consortium of scientists and conservationists ... read more

Aug. 26, 2019 -- Animals that do well in urban areas tend to be the ones that learn to make use of resources such as the food humans throw away. But is our food actually good for them? A new study suggests that a ... read more

Aug. 23, 2019 -- Mule deer navigate in spring and fall mostly by using their knowledge of past migration routes and seasonal ranges, according to a ... read more

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How Red-Eared Invaders Are Hurting California's Native Turtles

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A Single Gene Determines Whether a Fly Has a Good Sense of Sight or a Good Sense of Smell

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Genes Tell the Story of How the Asian Tiger Mosquito Spread

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Memory T Cells Shelter in Bone Marrow, Boosting Immunity in Mice With Restricted Diets

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Memory Research: Fruit Flies Learn Their Body Size Once for an Entire Lifetime

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There Are Way More Species of Horseshoe Bats Than Scientists Thought

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Parasite Needs Chemical (Lipid/nutrient) in Cat Intestines for Sex

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Hush, Baby -- The Dog Is Whimpering!

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Fecal Transplants to Help Save Koalas

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African Elephants Demonstrate Movements That Vary in Response to Ecological Change

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Longline Fishing Hampering Shark Migration

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Studying Animal Cognition in the Wild

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Dog Down: Effort Helps Emergency Medical Staff Treat Law Enforcement K-9s

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Mating Behavior and Movement Patterns Influence Dynamics of Animal Diseases

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Tiny GPS Backpacks Uncover the Secret Life of Desert Bats

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Care of Horses: Damage Found in the Bit Area of Most Finnish Trotters

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New Insight Into Bacterial Infections Found in the Noses of Healthy Cattle

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• Big brains or big guts: Choose one

• How red-eared invaders are hurting California's native turtles
• What's killing sea otters? Parasite strain from cats
• A single gene determines whether a fly has a good sense of sight or a good sense of smell
• Genes tell the story of how the Asian tiger mosquito spread
• Memory T cells shelter in bone marrow, boosting immunity in mice with restricted diets
• Memory research: Fruit flies learn their body size once for an entire lifetime
• There are way more species of horseshoe bats than scientists thought

• Parasite needs chemical (lipid/nutrient) in cat intestines for sex
• Hush, baby -- the dog is whimpering!

• Fecal transplants to help save koalas
• African elephants demonstrate movements that vary in response to ecological change
• Longline fishing hampering shark migration
• Studying animal cognition in the wild
• Dog down: Effort helps emergency medical staff treat law enforcement K-9s
• Hurricanes drive the evolution of more aggressive spiders

• Mating behavior and movement patterns influence dynamics of animal diseases

• Tiny GPS backpacks uncover the secret life of desert bats
• Care of horses: Damage found in the bit area of most Finnish trotters
• New insight into bacterial infections found in the noses of healthy cattle

• Ancient feces reveal how 'marsh diet' left Bronze Age Fen folk infected with parasites
• Extinct Caribbean bird yields DNA after 2,500 years in watery grave
• Monkey malaria breakthrough offers possible cure for relapsing malaria

• New information on tropical parasitoid insects revealed
• Males of a feather flock together
• Monster penguin find in Waipara, New Zealand
• What a group of bizarre-looking bats can tell us about the evolution of mammals
• Rare antelopes and black cats

• No teeth cleaning needed: Crocodiles shed old teeth, grow new ones
• Poo's clues: Moose droppings indicate Isle Royale ecosystem health
• Interbreeding turned grey squirrels black
• DNA tests of UK waters could help catch invasive species early

• Potential for Rift Valley fever virus transmission in Colorado livestock
• Ancient pigs endured a complete genomic turnover after they arrived in Europe
• Diarrhea-causing bacteria adapted to spread in hospitals
• When naproxen breaks down, toads croak

• When working with animals can hurt your mental health

• Where are the bees? Tracking down which flowers they pollinate
• 88 percent decline of big freshwater animals
• These sharks use unique molecules to glow green
• When invasive plants take root, native animals pay the price
• Despite habitat protection, endangered owls decline in Mount Rainier National Park

• New research provides better way to gauge pain in mice
• Permian lizard-like animal suffered from a bone condition similar to Paget's disease
• Why so fly? Scientists discover some fruit flies learn better than others
• Fear of predators causes PTSD-like changes in brains of wild animals
• Blue sharks use eddies for fast track to food
• Human activity likely affects giraffe's social networks
• NZ big bird a whopping 'squawkzilla'

• Knowing berry pests' varied diets may help control them
• A hog in wolf's clothing
• Industrial fishing behind plummeting shark numbers
• The growing trend of emotional support animals
• New species of dinosaur discovered after lying misidentified in fossil vaults for 30 years

• Insects as livestock: Considering nutritional needs of insects
• Long-lasting effects of ironwork on mammal distributions over the last millennium
• Intense look at La Brea Tar Pits explains why we have coyotes, not saber-toothed cats

• Discovery of non-blooming orchid on Japanese subtropical islands

• Native bighorn sheep herds retain migratory diversity
• Fearing cougars more than wolves, Yellowstone elk manage threats from both predators
• Caterpillars of the peppered moth perceive color through their skin
• Eleven new species of rain frogs discovered in the tropical Andes

• Fear of more dangerous second Zika, dengue infections unfounded in monkeys
• Three concepts from complexity could play a big role in social animal research
• 'Wildling' mice could help translate results in animal models to results in humans
• Bats use leaves as mirrors to find prey in the dark
• Mastering metabolism for shark and ray survival

• Baby spiders really are watching you
• Mapping Oregon coast harbor seal movements using wearable devices
• Animal friendships 'change with the weather' in the Masai Mara
• Poisonous grasses and livestock
• Biodiversity highest on Indigenous-managed lands
• A voracious Cambrian predator, Cambroraster, is a new species from the Burgess Shale
• 'Love hormone' has stomach-turning effect in starfish

• Gene transcripts from ancient wolf analyzed after 14,000 years in permafrost
• Fly antimicrobial defense system doubles as tumor-killer

• Parasitic bat flies offer window into lives of hosts
• Komodo dragon genome reveals clues about its evolution
• Increasing value of ivory poses major threat to elephant populations

• Ladies' choice: What drives faster, flashier formation of new animal species
• World's smallest fossil monkey found in Amazon jungle

• The cuttlefish may be flashy, but its microbiome is super simple
• Preventing people from abandoning exotic pets that threatened biodiversity
• Elephant extinction will raise carbon dioxide levels in atmosphere
• Lobster organs and reflexes damaged by marine seismic surveys

• Mouse, not just tick: New genome heralds change in Lyme disease fight
• Light pollution may be increasing West Nile virus spillover from wild birds
• How climate change disrupts plant-animal relationships

• Left eye? Right eye? American robins have preference when looking at decoy eggs
• Cane toad testes smaller at the invasion front

• Tourist photographs are a cheap and effective way to survey wildlife
• Social isolation stresses rodents

• Biologist leads pioneering study on stress

• Climate change to blame for displacement of 55 species in UK

• Ants that defend plants receive sugar and protein
• Modeling predicts blue whales' foraging behavior, aiding population management efforts
• New tuberculosis tests pave way for cow vaccination programs
• 'Intensive' beekeeping not to blame for common bee diseases
• Predators' fear of humans ripples through wildlife communities, emboldening rodents

• Avian malaria behind drastic decline of London's iconic sparrow?