Five fascinating species discovered by Smithsonian scientists in 2014
Snapshot
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New species of poppy pollinating fly discovered in China
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Rare rusty-patched bumble bee discovered in Virginia survey
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Volunteers needed for massive Smithsonian digitization project
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The secret formula to feeding 900 babies: Scientists uncover milk composition of naked mole-rat queens
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Genetically modified soybean pollen threatens Mexican honey sales
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Caught on camera: Despite hard shells pollen sticks to South African beetles
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First ever record of insect pollination captured in 100 million-year-old amber
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Digital technology allows Alexander Graham Bell’s 1880s disc recordings to be played again
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Two closely related bee species discovered far apart in Panama and northern Colombia
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Dark matter mystery deepens
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With specialist pollinator absent, Himalayan gingers must adapt
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Transmitters unveil long-distance movements of orchid bees
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For sweat bees, being social builds a more developed brain
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Females shut down male-male sperm competition in leafcutter ants
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Ancient star discovered through patience and clever use of technology
