Transmission of diseases from wildlife to livestock is a common threat in Alberta, according to new research by University of Alberta biologists. Foothills in the… Read More »The transmission of disease from wildlife to livestock
Masting, the process by which trees vary the amount of seeds they produce year by year, is a characteristic of many forest tree species, including… Read More »Climate warming agitate tree seed production
Algae and photosynthesis bacteria have been doing the same for even longer, all with remarkable efficiency and resiliency. It’s no wonder, then, that scientists have… Read More »Scientists unriddle the mystery of photosynthesis
An increasing number of honey bee colonies in the U.S. have seen the dwindling of their adult bees. According to a national survey, beekeepers lost… Read More »Scientists develops new strategy to protect Bees from pests
Marine mammals like whales and seals usually communicate vocally using calls and whistles. But now a Monash University-led international study has discovered that wild grey… Read More »Grey seals discovered clapping underwater to communicate
Wild dolphins have weaker immune systems than captive dolphins because of polluted sea water, a study has found. Researcher`s compared the immune health of four groups of bottlenose dolphins… Read More »Dolphins immune systems are failing due to polluted oceans
According to a new study the entire planet seems to be suffering from a similar agony. After analyzing the populations of more than 330,000 seed… Read More »The Earth’s Plants Are Going Into Extinct
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