Citizens around the world can act like scientists by providing important information about biodiversity that can help...
Cities are intended to be places for people to live, but some animals survive and even thrive in cities. Animals that...
Have you ever thought about why we never run out of oxygen even though there are so many of us breathing constantly?...
Bacteriophages, also called phages, are viruses that kill bacteria. They do not kill humans, animals, or plants. Phages...
Have you ever wondered how bats choose their mates? It turns out that some male and female bats meet in dark caves...
There is a multitude of life forms on our planet. This is especially true under our feet, in the soil. Earthworms...
All the animals living below our feet are not still. They can move (to a lot of places because the soil is a 3D space)...
The human diet today is very different than the diets of other primates, implying major changes following the split of...
Have you ever wanted to conduct scientific research? Citizen, or community science involves non-scientists in assisting...
The DNA of a human cell has all the information necessary to produce more than 20,400 different proteins. This...
We all know earthworms as important friends in our garden: they help plants to grow better by providing nutrients...
Did you know that iron is one of the most important elements on Earth? It is assumed that life evolved close to iron...
