ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATEA new millipede discovered by principal biologist Bruno Buzatto, from the Perth, Australia-based Bennelognia Environment Consultants, lives up to the real meaning of its name which literally means a "thousand feet."
In a groundbreaking study a collaboration of scientists have discovered that organic phosphoros transported from land via bioaerosols fertilize marine ecosystems and help phytoplankton grow and photosynthesize.
A joint collaboration between engineers and biologists from Italy, US, and Australia created robots to mimic the natural predator of the invasive mosquitofish that has plagued endemic freshwater fish and tadpoles.
Researchers have created the first-ever most detailed mapping of glasswing butterflies that shows how the large butterfly group signifies a good biodiversity in American tropics.
First of its kind research quantifies how the Chinese meat-intensive diet has resulted in roughly 75,000 premature deaths in China due to air pollution.
Conservationists are heartbroken and devastated after a couple 9 Million Pounds mice eradication plan on Gough Island fails to increase the threat on endangered seabirds.
Coastruction wants to save coral reefs worldwide using water, sand, cement and a unique 3D-printer and now everyone can make an important contribution to this.
Drone footage shows a Risso's dolphin suspended vertically and completely submerged in the water, a unique behavior that has never been seen before in other dolphins.
Climate change, the deadliest existential threat that faces humanity at this time, will soon reach the tipping point outside which, may turn irreversible, as described in a related The Climate Reality Project report.
Researchers from Flinders University found that the brain of an ancient big-headed fish had given insights on evolution, particularly on how the fish first left the waters and invaded the land.