Birds can sniff out their own species
For the first time, it’s been shown that birds can sniff out their own kind by the smell of their feathers
For the first time, it’s been shown that birds can sniff out their own kind by the smell of their feathers
Some species of pearlfish have chosen an interesting host shelter: inside the anus of a sea cucumber.
Giant pandas strike nutritional balance in their diet by migrating to find different types of bamboo
The eel-like hagfish slimes its predators in an unusual defence mechanism and it’s been captured on video.
Researchers have determined that spiders prey on fish on every continent except Antarctica
Australian snakes evolved to have similar body forms as North American snakes, but they have quite different diets
This is one of the only known birds to be toxic. Its feathers contain one of the most potent toxins known to science – but why?
This tiny sea butterfly spends its days floating in the ocean, feeding on plankton
Koalas hugging cool trees can reduce their body temperatures by almost 70 per cent
Without the luxury of fluffy pillows and a warm bed, animals retreat to the land of Nod in some extraordinary ways.