A Moment of Science
Despite the fact that they don't communicate through sound, some moths have ears. Find out why on this Moment of Science.
High speed cameras are giving scientists their first look at how the bladder traps function.
What if a nice, protein-rich insect doesn't get trapped in the web every day? What's a hungry orb-weaver to do?
Sometimes it seems like snakes have a sixth sense. You may call their "sixth sense" the vomeronasal system.
These unique sharks have heads resembling flattened, T shaped hammers. But how would such a weird head evolve?
Contrary to popular belief, some dolphins find habitat in river waters.
Thanks to its thick coat of fur, its tough hide, and a four inch layer of blubber, a polar bear is extremely well insulated.
In some species, up to half the sugar produced by the captive chloroplasts is passed to the sea slug.
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