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Eurasian Roller Nestlings Use Vomit as a Defensive Weapon
Nestlings confined to a nest, unable to fly or make a rapid escape, have very fe...
Biology Popular Science
Bear Spray: The Most Reliable Line of Defe...
In polar ice fields or forested landscapes, when a bear weighing several hundred...
Fish on the Waterfall: How Parakneria thys...
In riverine environments, many fish species need to migrate between different ha...
Biogenesis of Melanosomes in Melanocytes
Melanocytes are derived from embryonic neural crest cells. After closure of the ...
Across Laboratory and In-the-Wild Videos:...
Every movement an animal makes contains a wealth of quantifiable detail: the pos...
Moth Wing Scales Form a Natural Acoustic M...
The pursuit between bats and moths takes place in an ultrasonic world beyond the...
Reconstructing Animal Viewsheds in Habitat...
Many animals rely on visual information to interpret their surroundings, includi...
Popular Paleontology
When Dinosaurs Stopped Using Their Hands:...
Many people’s strongest impression of Tyrannosaurus is its pair of disproportion...
The Origin of Insect Wings
Prior to the Carboniferous, insects were terrestrial arthropods lacking both fli...
A Time Capsule in the Deep Crust: Ancient...
Deep beneath Earth's surface lies a realm that has long remained largely unknown...
Long-Tailed Birds of the Cretaceous Forest...
In the Early Cretaceous of northeastern China, lakes, forested wetlands, and a s...
The Forward-Looking Goat
Eyes are one of the most important sensory organs animals use to perceive their ...
What Did Ice Age Humans Eat? — A Qingming...
During the Qingming Festival, families gather to honor their ancestors, offering...