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Watch: Afraid of change? Try returning rare mynas to the wild

September 15, 2022

Learning about neophobia—or the fear of new things—can help researchers figure out how to contribute to bringing back a bird species that’s nearly extinct from the wild in Indonesia. Only about 50 Bali myna (Leucopsar …

Dana Kobilinsky

Sea otters use whiskers and paws to find their prey

November 14, 2018

Sea otters (Enhydra lutris) are not like other marine mammals. Although, their whiskers are robust and thick like their seal and sea lion counterparts, they never traded their front paws for flippers. Researchers recently tested how …

Dana Kobilinsky

Why don’t murre eggs roll off cliffs?

September 11, 2018

There have always been stories — and some research since the 1950s and ’60s — that murre (Uria aalge) eggs have a unique shape that allows them not to roll the off cliffs where the …

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Climate change threatens Arizona’s mason bees

July 27, 2018

Mason bees are critical pollinators in the high deserts of Arizona, but climate change may drive them out of these and other warm regions as temperatures climb. “They might be small but these bees pack …

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