Meow Inside: How Cats Adapt to Indoor Life
A new study has shed light on how cats cope when moved from outdoor to indoor living, and how their owners experience the transition.
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Environment
Sniffing Out Trouble: How Dogs Track Invasive Carp
We spoke with Timothy L. Edwards, corresponding author of the study, and director of the University of Waikato’s Scent Detection Research Group.
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An urgent call to stem decline of nature
We spoke with Dr. Anne Larigauderie, former Executive Secretary of the Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services.
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How Polar Bears’ Leftovers Feed Arctic Residents?
We spoke with study authors Nicholas Pilfold and Holly Gamblin.
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Global economy doubles, but poverty persists
We spoke with the corresponding study author, Andrew Fanning.
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Over 70% of Western Atlantic Coral Reefs Will Stop Growing by 2040
New research shows that over 70% of coral reefs in the TWA may stop growing by 2040. Corresponding author Professor Perry tells us more.
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Life of Endangered Mediterranean Monk Seals on Gökçeada Island
We spoke with the author of the first study of Mediterranean monk seals on Gökçeada Island, highlighting their behavior and local pride in living alongside them.
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British Columbia’s Wildfire Challenge
Explore Canada’s wildfire challenges with insights from Robin Gregory and BC as a case study.
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The Power of a Seal’s Whiskers
We spoke with study author Yvonne Krüger, but 19-year-old Filou stole all the attention.
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Sex Differences in Animal Lifespans
We asked the lead study author how sex differences in animal aging could impact conservation.
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Humans Give Attention, Elephants Respond
We spoke with Kyoto University’s lead author about the first study showing Asian elephants can sense human attention
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How EU Investments Strengthen Trust in Rural Areas?
We spoke with the lead author of the study examining how EU investments affect citizen trust and rural life, discussing findings from Mario Draghi’s report, study limitations, and the importance of fostering social unity across Europe.
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Case Report: First case of clinical canine hepatozoonosis in Ukraine
For the first time in Ukraine, veterinarians have confirmed a case of canine hepatozoonosis, a tick-borne disease caused by the protozoan Hepatozoon cani
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Woodrats and Poisonous Plants – What Their Diets Reveal?
We asked the corresponding author what their diets can tell us about evolution and the potential development of antitoxins.
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From Childhood Companion to Nature Ally: Teddy Bears’ Role
We spoke with French scientists on the importance of teddy bears and how they help children form emotional bonds with animals and nature.
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