Power Play
Black grouse dance, call, and scuffle for a shot at winning a mate.
Black grouse dance, call, and scuffle for a shot at winning a mate.
There is more than meets the googly eye with these highly prized sea snails.
In pursuit of mates, male bowerbirds construct and curate elaborate, whimsical bachelor pads.
The tiny but mighty Smeathman’s furrow bee has learned to live alongside its human neighbors, taking up residence in unlikely places.
These see-through amphibians may be tiny, but they go big to protect their eggs.
The striped slender robberfly may look peaceful at rest, but don’t underestimate this stealthy predator of the British grasslands.
While this being may look otherworldly, and perhaps transient, it remains deeply tied to the places where it gathers and the ecosystems it supports.
With their astounding sense of smell and ability to find what humans can’t see, dogs are quickly becoming some of conservationists’ best friends.
Plainfin midshipmen migrate from the deep sea to the intertidal zone to spawn, and that’s when things really get loud.
Beetles are the most diverse group of animals on the planet—and that diversity expresses itself in extraordinary and sometimes preposterous ways.