There’s an important concept in evolutionary biology called “iterative evolution.” Here’s a real-life example of how it works ...
A is for adorbler. One can detect the presence of an adorbler by noticing when fellow birdwatchers coo, “Oh, hello, little buddy,” and “Well, look at you,” or emit soft squeals of delight. A is also ...
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Extraordinary creatures that future generations will never see
Pigs, rats, cats, and mongooses, all brought to the island decades earlier by humans, were to blame for their demise, preying ...
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Why Scientists Want to Bring Back the Woolly Mammoth
For centuries, extinction has meant the end—but what if it didn’t have to? Using advanced genetic engineering, a handful of biotech companies are working to bring extinct species back to life, from ...
Gobble gobble, my pretty birds. You know the old saying: If there's frost on the pumpkin, it's time for The Enquirer’s 37th annual Dress the Turkey contest, presented by the Cincinnati Art Museum – a ...
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