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• Crape myrtle trees aren’t native to the US, but hungry native birds still find them tasty

  26 September 2018

  

   

• Study of bacteria inside guts of wild Canada geese shows greater danger than earlier studies exposed

  31 May 2018

  

   

• After a nearly 20-year search, this Jamaican bird is probably extinct

  1 May 2018

  

   

• Jaguar conservation depends on neighbor attitudes

  29 December 2017

  

   

• Tsunami reveals drifting ocean plastic opens globe to invasive castaways

  28 September 2017

  

   

• Gold nanotechnology and lasers used to successfully freeze fish embryos

  13 July 2017

  

   

• Is This the Long-Sought Answer to the Question of Tropical Biodiversity?

  30 June 2017

  

   

• The Smithsonian’s history is right in line with Earth Optimism

  14 April 2017

  

   

• Battle against invasive marine species comes up short as global shipping surges

  28 March 2017

  

   

• Simultaneous hermaphrodites: Understanding Speciation in fish called “hamlets”

  13 March 2017

  

   

• Keeping Track of Kirtland’s Warbler All Year Long―A Scientific First

  2 March 2017

  

   

• Coral reefs grow faster, healthier when parrotfish are abundant

  23 January 2017

  

   

• Dormant Orchids Need Fungi to Rise Again

  6 January 2017

  

   

• Newly named, Hawaiian tree species already critically endangered

  5 January 2017

  

   

• New parasitic crab species discovered during Smithsonian Biocube work in Solomon Islands

  9 December 2016

  

   

• Fishy Caribbean ‘juveniles’ recognized as new species

  7 December 2016