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This evolutionary biologist fuses art into her science
Victoria Glynn is studying how high temperatures are affecting ocean plankton. She also makes art to help communicate science to the public.
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Victoria Glynn is studying how high temperatures are affecting ocean plankton. She also makes art to help communicate science to the public.
The footage shows other sperm whales huddled around the mother, helping lift the newborn calf to the surface until it’s ready to swim.
Along with Antarctic fur seals, these iconic birds, the largest of all penguins, are now endangered by their continent’s warming.
Just how wet these lands are varies a lot — from seasonally soaked to permanently flooded.
Surviving Hurricane Katrina inspired Elliott White Jr.’s scientific journey to studying how humans and climate change impact wetlands.
Engineers are borrowing this insect’s trick, an "invisibility cloak" of anti-reflective spheres. It could lead to new clean energy tech or military gear.
New ocean dwellers arrived millennia — maybe decades — after the Chicxulub impact. That forces a rethink of evolution's response to wipeout events.
To help restore streams, ecologists and other scientists are taking tips from the rodents — and hoping some beavers also join in.
Rufous net-casting spiders can adjust the stiffness and stretchiness of their webs thanks to looping strands of silk.
The first global mapping of macroalgae blooms in the ocean, last year, reveals rapid growth and a new record for the area seaweed blankets.