A freshwater ecologist explains why the mountain is less a postcard and more a slow-leaking, bug-monitored water machine.

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Wildfire is one of the biggest threats that the animal kingdom is afraid of. But over the decades, the animals have felt the threat, and their ways of escaping it are simply magnificent too. Let's ...

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A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has found that pollutants in the atmosphere can ...

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Frog eyes are distinctive, unique, and fascinating. They are huge, globular, and positioned atop their heads. We know that ...