Lens of Time: Spider Seduction
For these jumping spiders, stayin' alive requires all the right dance moves—and the perfect soundtrack, too.
For these jumping spiders, stayin' alive requires all the right dance moves—and the perfect soundtrack, too.
Feathered foes practice one of nature’s most routine but perilous interactions.
Solving an entomological mystery in the Canadian Rockies
We see so many troubling stories about the environment that the occasional bit of good news usually comes as a surprise. But there’s more to be hopeful about than many people realize.
In one of the world’s harshest environments, and pressured by human encroachment, blending in is the snow leopard’s best option.
As we look for ways to prevent the world’s latest mosquito-borne disease, our focus on the mosquitoes themselves might be obscuring a more sustainable solution.
The latest conservation conflicts pit one species against another. To save an iconic bird in the Pacific Northwest, the government is taking no chances—and no prisoners.
Orangutans weather the storm against an onslaught of threats to their canopy home.
Both native and invasive—protected and reviled—western junipers are a living contradiction.
Hundreds of thousands of bats emerge from a hole in the ground, and scientists with high-speed video cameras are there to make sense of the overwhelming spectacle.