The show knows that's why we love them. You can feel it straining against its moral imperative to educate us as to why these beasts are mostly harmless, necessary and misunderstood.
Oliver Taylor, a 13-year-old from Utah, innovatively designed a 3D-printed beehive in his bedroom capable of housing 30,000 to 40,000 bees. His beehive connects through a ventilation tube and allows bees access to the outdoors while remaining contained.
Strolling beside the Emscher, the Tyczkowskis say it is the stench that they remember most about the river's darker days. The whole thing was filthy and it stank terribly.
I have learned that time behaves differently. It stretches out like the bog landscape, seeming to still the world beyond. There is something very special about that.
Warren skillfully links our contemporary understanding of place names to the rich histories and connections that shape our relationship with birds, showcasing nuances in language and culture.
The article details the launch of the BirdCLEF+ 2025 competition, aiming to create a classification model for identifying bird species from audio, expanding beyond existing classifiers.
From a hummingbird's point of view, the feeders are a no-brainer. Imagine you have a bunch of flowers and the shape of the flower is going to constrain how efficiently you can feed from that flower.
"Florida has the distinction of being one of the most pestiferous places on the planet. That museum is teaching us that we need to learn something about mosquitoes and viruses and plants and water and our place in that ecology."
In 1859, Thomas Austin notoriously introduced rabbits to Australia, which led to significant ecological consequences, impacting native wildlife and contributing to agricultural challenges.
Waller-Bridge's commentary, blending humor with nature's profundity, captures both the intelligence of octopuses and the challenge of understanding them without anthropomorphism.