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April 11, 2020

Science

Why Italians Are Growing Apples for Wild Bears

Christopher Preston

April 9, 2020

Science

An Endless Fight Between Snowmobilers and Wolverines

Helen Santoro and High Country News

March 23, 2020

illustration of snowmobilers with an animal

Science

The Rich Meals That Keep Wild Animals on the Menu

J. B. MacKinnon

March 19, 2020

illustration of a hand unlocking a door knob

Science

The Last Giraffes on Earth

Ed Yong

April 2020 Issue

Science

What It Means to See a Cougar

Sarah Gilman and High Country News

March 7, 2020

Science

Hawaiian Birds Are Losing Their Songs

Undark and Danielle Beurteaux

March 1, 2020

Science

The Strange Influence the Sun Has on Whales

Ed Yong

February 24, 2020

Science

The Cascading Consequences of the Worst Disease Ever

Ed Yong

February 13, 2020

Ideas

What Do Wolfdogs Want?

Annie Lowrey

February 2, 2020

Science

Cancel Earthworms

Julia Rosen

January 23, 2020

An illustration of a mass of worms beneath a forest.

Science

A Menu of Invasive Species

Nicola Twilley, Cynthia Graber, and Gastropod

January 20, 2020

Science

Texas Can’t Quit the Aoudad

Marion Renault

January 13, 2020

Science

The Price of Protecting Rhinos

Cathleen O'Grady

January 13, 2020

A human silhouette reaches out to touch a rhino.

Science

What Scientists Learned by Putting 3-D Glasses on Cuttlefish

Ed Yong

January 8, 2020

Science

The Survival Advantage of Being a Fancy Baby Coot

Ed Yong

December 31, 2019

A baby coot with red and orange feathers

Science

A Field Guide for the Entire 21st Century

Robinson Meyer

December 26, 2019

Science

The Mystery of the Disappearing Seabird

Eric Wagner

December 17, 2019

An illustration of a kittiwake flying over the sea

Science

Why Mammals Are So Good at Hearing (And Chewing)

Sarah Zhang

December 5, 2019

An artist's rendering of a new mammalian species found in China

Science

How Roadkill Became an Environmental Disaster

Ben Goldfarb

November 26, 2019

Cars drive over a highway-sized anteater snout

Science

What America Lost When It Lost the Bison

Ed Yong

November 18, 2019

Science

The Secret Identity of a Coyote-Like Creature

Sarah Zhang

November 8, 2019

A group of canids that carry DNA from a nearly extinct wolf species

Health

A Crucial Blind Spot in Veterinary Medicine

Emily Anthes

November 7, 2019

Science

The Grizzlies Are Coming

Helen Santoro and High Country News

November 3, 2019

Science

An Invader’s Less-Than-Elegant Move From Water to Land

Sarah Zhang

November 2, 2019

Science

Deadly Algae Are Creeping Northward

Miranda Weiss

October 29, 2019

An illustration of sea animals cut out of a red tide

Science

The Chickens That Are Surrogates for Rare Breeds

Sarah Zhang

October 22, 2019

A pure-heritage-breed broiler chicken entirely reconstituted from frozen genetic material, surrounded by brown layer chicks.

Science

A Textbook Evolutionary Story About Moths and Bats Is Wrong

Ed Yong

October 21, 2019

Science

How to Teach a Frog to Love

Stephanie Pain and Knowable Magazine

October 12, 2019

A northern corroboree frog is squirted with hormone.

Science

Cows Need Friends to Be Happy

Rebecca Giggs

November 2019 Issue

Science

A Lesson for Ravens: Don’t Eat the Tortoises

Thom van Dooren

October 8, 2019

The remains of a desert tortoise near Joshua Tree National Park, in California's southern desert.

Science

Squirrels Are Professional Eavesdroppers

Linda Poon and CityLab

September 29, 2019

A squirrel sits in a tree next to a birdhouse.

Education

The Cat With a Campus Wrapped Around His Paw

Alia Wong

September 27, 2019

Science

The Quiet Disappearance of Birds in North America

Ed Yong

September 19, 2019

Science

The Power of Fear in the Thawing Arctic

Bathsheba Demuth

September 17, 2019

The edge of the Arctic Circle in Finland

Science

When One Big Cat Is Almost Like the Other

Namrata Kolachalam

September 16, 2019

Sections

The Print Edition

I Got a Pandemic Puppy, and You Can Too

Why Italians Are Growing Apples for Wild Bears

An Endless Fight Between Snowmobilers and Wolverines

The Rich Meals That Keep Wild Animals on the Menu

The Last Giraffes on Earth

What It Means to See a Cougar

Hawaiian Birds Are Losing Their Songs

The Strange Influence the Sun Has on Whales

The Cascading Consequences of the Worst Disease Ever

What Do Wolfdogs Want?

Cancel Earthworms

A Menu of Invasive Species

Texas Can’t Quit the Aoudad

The Price of Protecting Rhinos

What Scientists Learned by Putting 3-D Glasses on Cuttlefish

The Survival Advantage of Being a Fancy Baby Coot

A Field Guide for the Entire 21st Century

The Mystery of the Disappearing Seabird

Why Mammals Are So Good at Hearing (And Chewing)

How Roadkill Became an Environmental Disaster

What America Lost When It Lost the Bison

The Secret Identity of a Coyote-Like Creature

A Crucial Blind Spot in Veterinary Medicine

The Grizzlies Are Coming

An Invader’s Less-Than-Elegant Move From Water to Land

Deadly Algae Are Creeping Northward

The Chickens That Are Surrogates for Rare Breeds

A Textbook Evolutionary Story About Moths and Bats Is Wrong

How to Teach a Frog to Love

Cows Need Friends to Be Happy

A Lesson for Ravens: Don’t Eat the Tortoises

Squirrels Are Professional Eavesdroppers

The Cat With a Campus Wrapped Around His Paw

The Quiet Disappearance of Birds in North America

The Power of Fear in the Thawing Arctic

When One Big Cat Is Almost Like the Other