Implanting sensors in fish to monitor their stress levels in the wild
Measuring heart rate continuously can show how long it truly takes for fish to recover from stressful events.
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Measuring heart rate continuously can show how long it truly takes for fish to recover from stressful events.
There may be concerns with genetically modified organisms (GMO), but the effectiveness of gene editing in developing more productive plants…
In 1870, parts of a fossilized bird were found in Kansas and then described by the American paleontologist Othniel Marsh. This new bird,…
Modern bears, while typically thought of as carnivores, actually have a wide variety of dietary preferences. Some eat only meat while others…
Many marine organisms have a planktonic form. This means that they drift in the ocean for part of their life until they can find something…
Be grateful you didn't live at the same time as a T-rex, because it's superior biting strength could really mess you up. Scientists at…
Many people believe that farmed fish wouldn’t do very well in the wild, but do direct experiments comparing farm-raised to wild fish…
Bonobo apes are among our closest genetic relatives. Like humans, they are very social and are known to cooperate to find food. However, new…
The term “Darwin’s finches” was first used in 1936 to describe a group of birds from the Galápagos Islands. One of the key…
A paper authored by Mario Bronzanti, Oliver Rauhut, Jonathas Bittencourt, and Max Langer in September of this year traced the evolution of…