A Moment of Science
Contrary to popular belief, some dolphins find habitat in river waters.
Scientist are studying the extinct giant moa bird and its environment. Find out what kinds of artifacts they are searching for to help their study!
Most people know about the mass extinction of the dinosaurs, but did you know there have been about twenty-three mass extinctions since life began on earth?
There's some new evidence that a giant oil fire might have had something to do with the dinosaurs' demise. Find out more on today's "Moment of Science."
Inbreeding is the term used when animals mate with their relatives. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
Where did snakes lose their limbs? Find out on this Moment of Science.
Have scientists discovered the real Bigfoot? Find out on this Moment of Science.
Learn how the rabbit population in Australia rose to six-hundred-million over the course of 100 years. "Rabbits Down Under" on this Moment of Science.
For decades, mathematical ecologists struggling to formulate equations that accurately describe the relationship between predator and prey have come up against the following paradox: if the predators are too successful, the prey population dies out, and then the predators end up starving.
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