A reversible contraceptive technique for males has been developed by researchers in China.
Interviews about Biology
Interviews about genetics, ecology and evolution, insects, mammals, marine science, plants and zoology...
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Cameras attached to tiger sharks have discovered the world's largest seagrass ecosystem
How bees detect electrical fields around flowers, and how fertilisers disrupt that
Primitive fish that invaded the land had a single lung; so why have terrestrial animals all got two?
Executive Director Damian Pattinson explains why this is the future of scientific publishing...
Do reproducible differences in the density of the myelin that insulates nerve connections explain the gift of the gab?
Scans during pregnancy show marmoset babies making crying faces...
We sample the spookiest sights and smells at Cambridge University's Botanic Garden...
11 sets of isolated amphipods may mean we could watch evolution happen in real time
A study measuring the electrical charge generated by bees found a shocking result
The alarming amount of discarded fishing equipment in our oceans has been calculated
There may be dormant viruses of different types lingering in the body and reawakened by coronavirus infection to cause...
How are researchers tackling long COVID?
Can enzymes in wax worm saliva be our solution to plastic pollution?
What does the aldabra giant tortoise's genome mean for its conservation, and the survival of other tortoises?
How does a dormant bacteria know when conditions are good enough to wake back up?
These intelligent birds are learning how to cooperate with each other to secure an easy meal...
What do the public of Trieste think about the current climate policies?