Human colonisation could have helped Fijian bees flourish
Anthropogenic impacts on ecology not all bad.
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Anthropogenic impacts on ecology not all bad.
A new computer game can assess people’s level of disinhibition.
Scientists reveal why pausing between words creates more impactful communication.
This small bird’s big egg sheds light on the extinct birds’ evolution.
Conservation tactic brings wallabies back from the brink of extinction.
Microencapsulated enzyme shown to prevent the lethal impact of pesticides.
Studying their response to climate change could help other birds.
Study shows how a diet high in fat and sugar impairs immune cell function.
Cave weathering is accelerating in pace with climate change, study finds.
Scientists warn strategic fires are killing native wildlife, including endangered numbats.
The herbicide could harm bacteria that insects rely on.
But less attractive plants deserve to be studied too, scientists say.
Collaboration of zoologists and engineers solves seal “evolutionary riddle”.
Both too little or too much sleep could be a health hazard, research suggests.
Loud sounds can generate abnormal behaviour in iconic birds in captivity.
Personalised dietary advice reduces risk of death for hospitalised patients.
Surprise discovery suggests feral animals aren’t all bad.
Report outlines urban nature-based solutions.
DNA analysis suggests it was a true crocodile.
It’s vital to consider the landscape, or “geodiversity”, scientists say.
Surprise discovery suggests the region was more diverse than previously thought.