Victoria Glynn is studying how high temperatures are affecting ocean plankton. She also makes art to help communicate science to the public.
The first global mapping of macroalgae blooms in the ocean, last year, reveals rapid growth and a new record for the area seaweed blankets.
Hidden in plain sight, this huge community of tree-bark microbes dines on gases — such as methane — that warm Earth’s atmosphere.
This insight from machine-learning analyses of recordings of calls in the wild might help detect where lions are declining.
The new finding quantifies how much of polar bears' food goes uneaten. As these bears decline, Arctic scavengers risk losing a critical food source.
In light-polluted areas, birds spend an average of 50 minutes more per day singing. It’s unclear how that extra time might hurt or help the birds.
This ecological region teems with life — from coral to insect larvae to crabs.
This invasive pest has spread to 17 U.S. states and may threaten vineyards. But bats, fungi, dogs and even trees may help halt the lanternfly's spread.
Maybe you've seen frogs with ballooning throats, but what about pop-out poofs and fat ear bumps?
