Many species of songbirds have evolved to have strikingly colorful plumage, aiding them in catching the eye of mates, ...

In this Bird of the Week segment, Maine Audubon's Stacia Brezinski helps us get to know the American redstart.

Physiologically, ants are simple organisms, but their behavior is surprisingly complex. These tiny insects are driven by work and the wellbeing of the colony as a whole. A Clark University researcher ...

You may be seeing faces in clouds, toast, or cars—and it turns out your brain is wired to notice them. A fascinating new ...

While Prairie Restorations’ flowers are visible among the black-eyed Susans on the ground, only the yellow blooms stand out in the 400-foot-wide smiley face from the sky. The native wildflowers ...

One of the most configurable and effective backup programs on the market, Retrospect wards off ransomware damage to your ...

Body coverings such as hair and feathers have played a central role in evolution. They enabled warm-bloodedness by insulating ...

If it's reach you want, the Canon RF 200-800mm F6.3-9 IS USM is the obvious choice for most wildlife photographers. With the ...

Charles Darwin and Carl Linnaeus assumed that extinction was either impossible or something that took place over millennia.

According to SkyWatch, 96% of terrestrial bird species raise their babies on bugs, making bugs the organization’s biggest expense during baby bird season.

Autonomous navigation requires scene understanding of the action-space to move or anticipate events. For planner agents moving on the ground plane, such as autonomous vehicles, this translates to ...

In the fascinating world of avian biology, few adaptations are as remarkable as the ability of certain birds to sleep with one eye open. This phenomenon, known as unihemispheric slow-wave sleep (USWS) ...