New Research Helps Explain a Sudden Population Crash for Rare Whales
Climate change is the quiet force behind a sudden decline in the population of North Atlantic right whales, according to a new study [...]
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Amid Historic Drought, a New Water War in the West
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — Through the marshlands along the Oregon-California border, the federal government a century ago carved a whole new landscape, draining [...]
Pesky Condors Invade California Home
After spending the weekend away, Cinda Mickols returned to her California house on Monday and found some unexpected visitors. At least 13 condors [...]
The Outsized Influence of Teen T. Rex and Other Young Dinosaurs
Adolescence is a time of great change for most of us. But it was particularly volatile for young T. rexes. Before they became [...]
Gray wolf spotted in North Park, captured and collared for tracking to study “travel patterns”
Colorado wildlife officials spotted a new 4-year-old male wolf near North Park and had contractors with a helicopter capture it in a net [...]
Will Ghost Sharks Vanish Before Scientists Can Study Them?
Take one look at a ghost shark and you may say, “What’s up with that weird-looking fish?” Over the past few decades, scientists [...]
What Happened to South America’s Missing Mega-Mammals?
Millions of years before humans set foot in the Americas, a rush of alien animals began arriving in South America. As the Isthmus [...]