Flightless species suspected of being extinct rediscovered in Virginia 80 years later
The specimen Rapp caught was an adult female he estimated to be about an inch to an inch and a half long. According to the ...
From East TN to Madagascar, Knoxville zoologist helps save endangered tortoise species
Around 10,000 endangered tortoises were swept away by a cyclone in Madagascar. They were the same species of turtle that a Knoxville zoologist rescued in 2018.
Will MSU support its campus shooting survivors? This family wants to know
Nate Statly and his parents spoke for the first time since the MSU shooting on what happens to survivors and lingering legal ...
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Terrifying Deep-Sea Anglerfish Has People Depressed After Being Spotted For The First Time Ever In Broad Daylight
Scientists were once again excited, this time over the sighting of a humpback anglerfish for the first time in broad daylight ...
Feeding frenzy: Learn where sharks attacked and killed people in 2024
"exceptionally quiet year" for shark bites around the world, with far fewer bites than usual, according to a new report ...
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Bison and Wind River Indian Reservation Subject of Bristol Photojournalism Presentation at UW Feb. 21
Bison sustained Indigenous communities for generations by shaping their traditions and spirituality, as well as providing ...
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Conservation efforts can shift nature loss to more vulnerable regions: study
Could restoring the environment in one place -- say by turning farmland in Europe into a nature reserve -- harm plants and ...
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Author Phil White to Present ‘Trials and Triumphs: Black Americans at University of Wyoming’ Feb. 20
Laramie author Phil White will discuss his latest book, “Trials and Triumphs: Black Americans at the University of Wyoming,” at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 20, hosted by UW’s American Heritage Center.
Birds of paradise glow on mating parade
In a study published Tuesday in the journal Royal Society Open Science, researchers found evidence of biofluorescence in most ...
Early Europeans may have eaten their enemies’ brains, archaeologists say
Ancient humans living in Europe may have scooped out the brains of their dead enemies and eaten them, a new study suggests.
At least 17 people were bit by snakes in N.J. over the years. Here’s what you need to know.
It is unclear how many people have been bitten by snakes in New Jersey. State officials know of at least 17 snakebites in the ...