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Near-Complete Genome of Tibetan Brown Bear Reveals a Sugary Secret to
21+ hour, 40+ min ago (718+ words) High on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, where winter temperatures plunge and food becomes scarce for months at a time, the Tibetan brown bear has quietly mastered one of biology’s most extreme feats: hibernation at altitude....
Tiny AI Model Learns to Tell Individual Turkeys Apart in Crowded Barns
22+ hour, 34+ min ago (57+ words) In the dim, crowded interior of a commercial turkey barn, one bird looks much like another. Thousands of large, white-feathered animals mill about under fixed overhead cameras, and to the human eye—and, crucially, to most computer vision systems—they…...
Mussel Brains Reveal How Nervous Systems Survive Oxygen Starvation and
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (671+ words) When the tide recedes from a rocky Mediterranean shore, the mussels clinging to the stones simply close their shells and wait. Inside those shells, oxygen levels plummet, carbon dioxide accumulates, and the entire body shifts into a biochemical holding pattern…...
Why City Life May Reshape How Animals Learn From Each Other
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (652+ words) Cities are among the most demanding environments that animals have ever encountered. Concrete, traffic, artificial light, chemical runoff and constant human disturbance create conditions that differ radically from the habitats in which most species evolved....
Systemic Humoral Immunity in the Partially Migratory Bat Leptonycteris
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (90+ words) {“title”:”Gut Microbes Shape Bat Immunity Differently in Males and Females”,”excerpt”:”A new study of the lesser long-nosed bat reveals that gut bacterial communities are linked to systemic humoral immunity in patterns that differ sharply between males and migrating…...
Hormones, Energy and Anthocyanins: How an Oil-Rich Camellia Builds Its
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (799+ words) For farmers who cultivate Camellia drupifera, a woody oilseed tree prized across southern China for its edible seed oil, the difference between a bumper harvest and a disappointing season can be written months before a single flower opens....
Teeth Reveal Four Adaptive Zones Shaping Carnivore Evolution
1+ day, 19+ hour ago (762+ words) For more than a century, paleontologists and evolutionary biologists have marveled at the way terrestrial mammalian carnivores keep reinventing the same body plans....
Hidden colour diversity revealed in a polymorphic lizard species
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (149+ words) To the human eye, a white lizard is simply a white lizard. But to another lizard, the world is a very different place. A new study has revealed that the common wall lizard (Podarcis muralis), long celebrated as a textbook…...
Distracted dog walkers threaten wildlife and livestock, new research warns
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (11+ words) Bioengineer.org...
Male burying beetles carry more mites than females, regardless of size.
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (59+ words) Bioengineer.org Subject of Research: Species- and sex-specific phoretic infestation patterns of Uroobovella nova mite deutonymphs on burying beetles (Nicrophorus spp.) Article Title: Males have a greater mite burden than females, and size does not matter: species- and sex-specific infestation…...