Bumblebees Learn by Watching and Spread New Behaviors Across Colonies
Since the beginning of time, people have known about the remarkable capacity of bumblebees to pollinate plants and make honey….
Researchers Have Shown That Mirror Neurons In Mice Are Sensitive To Aggressive Stimuli
When two animals fight in the wild, they almost always have spectators watching. If you “zoom out” far enough, you…
The Largest Penguin Fossil Ever Discovered by Scientists
The size of extinct penguins is revealed through a new analysis of fossils. Scientists in New Zealand claim to have…
Cockatoos Can Retrieve Rewards By Exploiting Tools
Cockatoos are considered to be highly intelligent birds and are among the most intelligent species of parrots. Their intelligence is…
The Top Predator of the Arctic Coast Might Not Be the Polar Bear
The Arctic coast is home to some fierce predators, such as the polar bear, who’s known to be a real…
Two Separate Research Groups Have Successfully Reversed The Aging Process In Mice
Ten years after Shinya Yamanaka of Kyoto University’s discovery of a mix of proteins that remodel adult cells into flexible…
Roundworms Can Live Longer Thanks To A New Experimental Strategy
Researchers working in the field of the aging study reported a unique experimental strategy that reduced the pace of physical…
Transparent Glassfrogs Get Their Appearance By Storing Their Red Blood Cells In The Liver
Science published a study on Thursday detailing how certain frogs in South and Central America have the unique ability to…
Habitat Quality And Biodiversity Affect Bee Health, Study Finds
The promotion of the future health of honeybee colonies that are managed as well as those that are wild requires…
Dinosaurs Were Thriving Before The Asteroid Hit The Earth
The extinction of non-avian dinosaurs, such as Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops, has been a topic of heated discussion amongst scientists…