Photo
Sand Tiger Shark Nursery Discovered In Long Island's Great South Bay
A nursery ground for sand tiger sharks was recently discovered in Long Island's Great South Bay. Researchers from the Wildlife Conservation Society's New York Aquarium say this find will help them better protect the vulnerable animals.
Latest Research Articles
Melting Greenland Ice Could Accelerate Sea Level Rise, Researchers Say
Reef Health and Butterflyfish: Picky Appetites Protect Fish From Corals Touched By Seaweed
Anxiety and Genetics: Common Genes May Explain Anxious Behavior In Chickens, Humans and Mice
Light Sensors Help Plants Overcome Deadly Shade
Rats Kill Rare Orange-Bellied Parrots In Tasmanian Breeding Facility
Carbon Storage Shortage? Tropical Forests Are Storing Less Greenhouse Gas Than Thought
Very Rare Mammal: Amargosa Vole in California Scores Ranch Habitat
New Worm Species Has Five Faces, Each Used To Eat Different Foods
Earth's Largest Ape Went Extinct Because It Couldn't Adapt To Climate Change
Tropical Cyclones In Philippines Disrupt Islands' Regular Nutrient Cycles, New Study Finds
Flexible Soaring Styles Allow Vultures To Stay Aloft Longer and Focused On Dinner
Snake 'Virgin Births' More Common Than Previously Thought, Researchers Say
MOST POPULAR
-
Here's How Bats Utilize Weather to Travel Long Distances Without Using Much Energy
-
Cave-Dwelling Dwarf Crocodiles Mutating Into New Species, Researchers Say
-
Massive Endangered Shark Discovered on UK Beach by Dog Walker
-
Northern Lights Could Grace the US Skies Tonight – Here’s Where to Look
-
Fossil of World's Oldest Superpredators That Resembled Dogs Unearthed in Mallorca
