All posts in Biodiversity
More diverse avian communities have a better chance against climate change
A community of birds of prey, insectivores, and seed-eaters is better safeguarded against climate change impacts.
Underwater noise is a threat to marine life
Noise from human activities can seriously affect the physiology, behaviour, reproduction and even survival of marine creatures.
Namibia’s fairy circles offer insights on arid ecosystems
Scientists have long sought to solve the mystery of Namibia's fairy circles, and they think identifying the cause can offer climate insights.
Corals thrive in clearer water with more access to sunlight
Underwater light intensity plays a critical role in the energy expended by the coral's symbiotic algae.
The new UN deal fails to address the root causes of nature’s destruction
The new UN deal may force us to reconsider the usefulness of such meetings altogether.
Scientists in Ecuador rediscover 32 frog species once believed extinct
“I can’t tell you how special it is to hold something we never thought we’d see again,” a reseacher says.