Seabirds, which are the birds that you might see diving for fish in the ocean, are in trouble. Since the 1950s, their...
The ocean is full of life, but it is also in trouble. From plastic pollution to disappearing coral reefs, many things...
The chickens we eat today grow very fast thanks to a special “recipe” used by farmers. This recipe focuses on keeping...
The zebrafish is a small freshwater fish originally from South Asia that likes to live in slow-moving streams and...
Scientists who study birds are called ornithologists. They look at feather color, flight patterns, and much more...
Animals fight over things they need. Males fight more than females, but females also fight. We studied how female fruit...
When you think of bats, you might picture mysterious creatures flying around inside caves and drinking blood in the...
Chinook salmon have long been an important food source and central part of many Indigenous cultures along the Pacific...
Laboulbeniales—most scientists just call them “la-bools”!—are microscopic fungi that live as parasites on arthropods...
Tiny organisms like earthworms, ants, and termites play an essential role in maintaining healthy soils and ecosystems...
When you step outside and see a variety of living organisms, you are experiencing biodiversity. Biodiversity refers to...
Mangrove fungi are tiny but mighty helpers that keep mangrove forests healthy and full of life. These fungi work as...
