Why We're Finding More Species Than Ever Before
We're discovering over 16,000 new species per year, even as biodiversity collapses. This paradox reveals both our growing power to see the natural world and how much remains hidden.
Nature
Environment, wildlife, and the natural world. Exploring the planet we live on and the creatures we share it with.
Masters of the Cold: How Animals Survive Winter's Extremes
From antifreeze blood to communal huddling, wildlife has evolved extraordinary strategies to endure conditions that would kill most humans in hours.
How Trees Communicate Underground
Beneath every forest lies a vast network of fungal threads connecting trees in a biological internet. They use it to share resources and warnings.
Why Crows Remember Faces (And Hold Grudges)
Crows recognize individual human faces and remember who threatened them for years. Their intelligence reveals something unexpected about how minds evolve.