Biology

Oct 20, 2018

Snake names honor Darwin, fire god, Louisiana professor

A Louisiana biologist is in heady company these days, honored by having a newly identified species of snake named after him


Oct 19, 2018

Laureates in Spanish awards call for action to "save future"

Voicing wake-up calls for new generations to save cinema, oceans and journalism, film director Martin Scorsese, marine biologist Sylvia A. Earle and reporter Alma Guillermoprieto were awarded Friday Spain's prestigious Princess of Asturias prizes


Oct 17, 2018

Experts urge gulf refuge for endangered vaquita porpoise

Experts are urging Mexico's government to use floating barriers to enclose a small area of the Gulf of California where a half dozen critically endangered vaquita porpoises were seen in September


Oct 17, 2018

'Brazen Botanist' sentenced to jail for plant thefts

Massachusetts man who police dubbed the "Brazen Botanist" after he was captured on surveillance camera stealing plants from a porch pleads guilty


Oct 15, 2018

Nevada bear biologist gets protective order against activist

A judge has issued a temporary protective order to keep a Lake Tahoe activist away from a state bear biologist who says the woman stalked her during a long-running dispute over the capture of nuisance bears


Oct 13, 2018

As sea ice melts, some say walruses need better protection

A lawsuit making its way through federal court Alaska will decide whether Pacific walruses should be listed as a threatened species, giving them additional protections


Oct 12, 2018

Biosphere 2 legacy lives on more than quarter century later

Biosphere 2 was declared a failure by detractors because oxygen had to be pumped into what was supposed to be a sealed, fully self-sustaining system


Oct 8, 2018

Genetic glitch increases men's risk of impotence, study says

Scientists say they've located the first well-documented genetic glitch that increases a man's risk of impotence


Oct 7, 2018

Northeastern US seeks to prevent arrival of deer disease

Deer biologists across northern New England are dusting off their plans for dealing with an always fatal deer disease that was recently discovered in Quebec


Oct 7, 2018

#MeToo movement sends Hollywood figures into exile, not jail

The #MeToo movement has sent dozens of once-powerful Hollywood players into exile, but few of them have been placed in handcuffs or jail cells


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