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• Kilauea’s activity is nothing new, says a Smithsonian volcano expert

  6 June 2018

  

   

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

  31 May 2018

  

   

• Helicopter cockroach moms have protected their young for millions of years

  11 May 2018

  

   

• Some dolphins cross the Pacific more easily than others. Why that matters for protecting them

  4 May 2018

  

   

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

  1 May 2018

  

   

• Why languages become endangered, and how we can keep them alive

  12 April 2018

  

   

• For millions of years these tiny beetles have chewed their way out of sight

  16 March 2018

  

   

• Pelican spiders: Ancient assassins that eat their own kind

  6 March 2018

  

   

• Meet the world’s weirdest whale

  15 February 2018

  

   

• This Squirrel Appreciation Day we have a few surprising squirrely facts for you

  19 January 2018

  

   

• More sky puppies! Scientists discover two new species of dog-faced bat

  15 January 2018

  

   

• These newly discovered pelican spiders will make you want to visit Madagascar

  11 January 2018

  

   

• Scientists in awe of huge olfactory bulb found in turkey vulture brain

  12 December 2017

  

   

• Using digitized Botany specimens, AI excels in simple curatorial tasks

  1 December 2017

  

   

• DNA on 100-year-old bat from France may help fight deadly fungus in North America

  24 October 2017

  

   

• Scientists discover common sea nettle jellyfish is actually two distinct species

  16 October 2017