Biology

Feb 11, 2019

PBS' 'Finding Your Roots' looks into political leaders' past

Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates, Jr., says he hopes this season of the PBS series 'Finding Your Roots' helps a divided U.S. see how all Americans have unique family mysteries


Feb 11, 2019

Dog DNA testing takes off, and generates debate

DNA testing for dogs has surged in recent years, with over a million dogs tested in little over a decade. DNA testing for dogs has surged in recent years, with more than 1 million dogs tested in little over a decade


Feb 8, 2019

Desert attraction temporarily closes after 4 dolphin deaths

Dolphinaris Arizona says it will close temporarily as a panel of experts investigates potential factors in the death of four dolphins


Feb 7, 2019

Fish pass mirror test, but does it mean they're self-aware?

Scientists report that a fish appears to recognize itself in a mirror _ and that raises a key question for experts in animal mental prowess


Feb 2, 2019

Film details new research on evolution of whales, elephants

Origin stories aren't just for comic-book superheroes, as a new film about the evolution of whales, elephants and other animals intends to show.


Jan 31, 2019

Sharks drawn to warm waters by Israeli coastal power plant

Hot water around industrial plant in coastal Israeli city draws schools of sharks, also tourists


Jan 30, 2019

Monarch population up 144 pct at Mexico wintering grounds

Experts say the population of monarch butterflies wintering in central Mexico is up 144 percent over last year


Jan 28, 2019

Significant drop in shark bites reported worldwide in 2018

University of Florida researchers say far fewer shark bites were reported worldwide last year


Jan 27, 2019

Bodies of Australian scientist and sister found in Argentina

Argentine authorities say they've found the remains of two missing sisters and have arrested the son of one of them


Jan 24, 2019

Rare pangolins languish in China wildlife rescue system

The number of environmental laws worldwide has increased 38-fold since 1972, according to a UN report released Thursday. In China, a pioneering nonprofit is trying to hold government accountable to its wildlife protection laws, including saving pangolins.


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