
Insects and pollinators
Hawkmoths evolved acoustic defenses multiple times
Researchers found that male hawkmoths developed separate genital sound mechanisms across thirty million years to disrupt hunting bats.
Phys.org · · 2 min read

Wild mammals
As carnivore numbers climb after decades of conservation, experts urge better farm defenses and evidence over hasty rollbacks of protective laws.
Mongabay ·

Wild mammals
A study of vertebrates suggests cross-body neural pathways developed because evolution adapted sensory circuits around early visual structures.
ScienceDaily ·

Wild mammals
New research reveals a critically endangered primate persists on Bangka Island, despite being listed as possibly extinct in 2015.
Mongabay ·

Reptiles and amphibians
A century-old museum specimen from Britain provides the first proof that megaraptoran predators once lived in Europe before spreading south.
ScienceDaily ·

Reptiles and amphibians
Mining-related toxic metal contamination prevents tropical crocodylians from producing the hormonal spikes needed to handle acute environmental dangers.
Phys.org · · 1 min read

Reptiles and amphibians
Wildlife officers safely captured and relocated the young reptile after it surprised staff and customers by walking into a coastal food venue.
The Guardian · · 1 min read

Reptiles and amphibians
Raised from tadpoles saved after the black summer bushfires, over fifty frogs have been released back into their native Australian habitat.
The Guardian · · 1 min read

Reptiles and amphibians
Researchers warn that organized crime rings are targeting the unique Galápagos reptiles despite strict regulations and trade bans.
Mongabay · · 2 min read

Ocean life
A pioneering prototype off Oahu pairs heavy concrete wave barriers with specialized ceramic surfaces to help transplanted corals flourish.
Mongabay · · 2 min read

Habitats and conservation
The National Trust has assumed control of Flatford Wildlife Garden to protect its natural habitats and prepare the sanctuary for public visits next spring.
BBC News · · 1 min read

Ocean life
Scientists urge fisheries managers to protect behavioral variation among aquatic species to strengthen their resilience to ongoing environmental disruptions.
Phys.org · · 1 min read

Birds
Researchers in Côte d’Ivoire have captured the first photographic evidence of the rare forest songbird since it was last documented in 2013.
Mongabay · · 1 min read