Category - Zoology

• Thousands of tarantulas hidden in socks seized at airport in Peru
• HALLOWEENB­itesHA
• WHAT IS EVOLUTION?
• Britain’s second venomous snake?
• DOES TAYLOR SWIFT BUG YOU? HERE’S WHY
• Monkey mountain
• Is a beetle invasion next?
• DID YOU KNOW
• YELLOW BUTTERFLIE­S SUDDENLY EVERYWHERE IN SRI LANKA?
• Harmful outcome of exotic pet trade
• Fall garden cleanup reduces pest population­s
• THE HUMBLE POTATO HAS EVOLVED AN ARSENAL TO FIGHT A WAR AGAINST ITS FOES
• Indian scientists find new gateway in plants’ alarm system
• Afalse spring – Irish scientists examine howwarmera­utumn has knocked nature out of sync
• Long live the queens
• Monarch butterflie­s get tiny trackers to follow migration
• Facing the dark at KL East Park
• The Hewitson Profile
• Look Closer
• Everyone can lend a hand protecting Hamilton's hemlocks
• Hope the bed bugs DO bite
• Camel spider
• Wildlife refuge created in the heart of capital
• Alien menace or victim of xenophobia? The battle over Britain’s parakeets
• Trump administra­tion weakens wildlife protection­s
• HOW DO INVASIVE SPECIES SPREAD?
• Freshwater species are at risk. A new global threat map could help save some from brink of extinction
• Bird flu has caused catastroph­ic die-offs - could a wave of extinction­s follow?
• Why mosquito season is longer this year in some parts of Canada
• Saving an endangered tree species from extinction
• Bigger Picture
• A noisy Anthropoce­ne is imposing fatal stress on wildlife
• Demise of dormice
• The Return of the Wolf
• What Elmina’s birds say about its parkland
• THE STREPTOCAR­PUS: A LOW EFFORT, HIGH IMPACT INDOOR PLANT
• Kathleen Jamie on Green Kingdom, a history of botanical families
• THE kindest GARDEN
• The Flood of Life