Shy sea lions may have a better shot at survival than their rambunctious siblings
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Shier pups exhibited more variation in their behavior, a sign of an ability to adapt
This method is more precise than past approaches, where scientists assumed that insects primarily ate the plants they were found on
The reason you say, "awwww" when you see a puppy is the same reason it is so difficult to convince people that baby tiger petting is wrong
The two metrics perform similarly for much of the year, but aerial images capture changes during the breeding season where tissue samples do not
Scientists previously thought that animals' color patterns were either warning signs or camouflage — on these snakes, they are both
Data from 17 Northern Hemisphere locations indicates that plants are releasing more pollen and for a longer period of time as the globe warms
For accessibility, financial, and environmental reasons, it just makes sense
Science History Institute is crowdsourcing the identities of scientists snubbed in archive