Birdsong Bandwagon
A songbird species finds good nesting sites by listening for other birds in the neighborhood.
A songbird species finds good nesting sites by listening for other birds in the neighborhood.
Amphibians are going extinct at an alarming rate, but zoos and aquariums have an ambitious plan to save them.
The toad's super-fast tongue is inspiring the design of new medical and industrial technologies.
COMPUTERS & BIOLOGY: Both bacteria and beetles promise to speed up computing, a computer game that could lead to a cure for deadly diseases, and more.
Scientists estimate that the global trade in frog legs is worth about 50 million dollars per year.
Futuristic silver nanoparticle washing machines may disinfect your laundry, but they're also harmful to the environment.
YEAR OF THE FROG - Special Extended Podcast: Zoos and aquariums tackle the amphibian extinction crisis, an amphibian missing link is found, toad tongues and frog claws, and more.
The discovery of an ancient fossil dubbed the "Frogomander" is clearing up a mystery about the origins of modern amphibians.
CO2's dangerous overlooked cousin, the origins of the southern hemisphere, why magnetic credit cards don't stick to the fridge and why so many white cats are deaf.
ANIMAL MODELS: Rhesus monkey social relationships reveal a link between stress and overeating, what the platypus genome can tell us about being a mammal, how an antidepressant restores vision in rats, negligent mother mice have abnormal brain chemistry, and fruit flies uncover secrets of aging and pain.