View fullsize Life can survive in simulated conditions of Enceladus' oceans! A new study has shown that simulated ocean chemistry based on Saturn's moon Enceladus provides an environment that microbial life can not only survive in, but also metabolize and reprodu
View fullsize High cat populations may be linked with national happiness! 😸 A new study explored the relationship between cat populations, national happiness levels, socioeconomic factors, and the parasite Toxoplasma gondii, which can be transmitted from cat fec
View fullsize This amoeba species thrives in unbelievable heat! A new paper discusses how a remarkable single-celled organism called Incendiamoeba cascadensis is able to reproduce at scorching temperatures of up to 63 degrees celsius, or 145 degrees fahrenheit, a
View fullsize Pigeon Alert 🕊️: A new species of Imperial Pigeon has been described from the Phillippines! Physically similar to the pictured Ducula poliocephala, also known as the Pink-bellied imperial pigeon, the new species was described from specimens collect
View fullsize Elephants demonstrate a remarkable ability to resist impulsive behavior! A study in Thailand tested the cognitive flexibility of Asian Elephants (Elephas maximus) by providing boxes with food items inside that had different openings for the elephant
View fullsize New Blog Alert! This time, we go over the history of the Trilobites, the ancient dynasty of arthropods that surprisingly still help us today. Link in Bio for the Blog Site.
View fullsize American Cheetahs were more closely related to Pumas than to African Cheetahs, and had a very diverse diet! A new study used DNA analyses to determine the American Cheetah's (Miracinonyx trumani) place in the cat family tree, and found out that it an
View fullsize Tasmanian tigers had a very unique skull anatomy that suggests an equally unique hunting style! A new paper published on Nature Communications shows that the beloved extinct marsupial had a very large head for its body size and a much taller, narrow
View fullsize Scientists have reconstructed the calls of Jurassic insects! The team analyzed 20 different fossils of Late Jurassic relatives of grasshoppers and katydids, representing 9 different species, and used several methods, including AI, to reproduce their
View fullsize Life from Earth might be able to survive on the Moon! A new study suggests that certain conditions on the Moon's south pole, where temperatures are cooler and radiation is lower than in its equatorial regions, could potentially allow a few common spe
View fullsize We invited Spider Enthusiast and YouTube educator Travis McEnery to talk about the ecology of house spiders and how they might benefit us through natural pest control! If you'd like to read more, check out the full blog post! Blog: https://www.purpo
View fullsize Mammal lineage started giving live birth over 90 million years earlier than we thought! A new study measuring the body mass of newborn cynodonts (ancient close cousins of mammals) shows that they are substantially larger compared to adults than the n
View fullsize Bears help engineer ecosystems in unbelievable ways! A new scientific review has compiled the results of over 140 studies about bear ecosystem services and the benefits they have for us. Read more about it on our blog! Blog: https://www.purposenatio
View fullsize Cows can distinguish familiar faces of people! Researchers in France studied cows by having them stand in front of 2 screens, one playing videos of people that they knew, and the other with people that they'd never seen before. What they found is tha
View fullsize Ancient mammals may have been responsible for small dinosaurs being so rare! A new study details how tiny non-avian dinosaurs are extremely rare in the fossil record, to the point where it cannot be explained due to physical constraints. In fact, eve
View fullsize Amazonian wild dogs are doing well! A new paper found that Short-Eared Dogs (Atelocynus microtis) are much more plentiful than expected, using a camera-trap survey in Bolivia and Peru that extended over 20 years! The dogs inhabit forested areas, cont
View fullsize The Dodo may have been nocturnal! A new study shows that the Dodo bird potentially had an enhanced sense of smell and optic anatomy similar to those of living nocturnal birds. A fascinating and surprising discovery for a mysterious bird that still ha
View fullsize A Pollen-eating butterfly lives much longer than other kinds of butterflies! Entomologists are studying this peculiar butterfly genus, Heliconius, which has a lifespan of almost 1 year, many times longer than that of your average butterfly. This kind
View fullsize If you've watched Project Hail Mary this year, you might have wondered what the wildlife is like on Rocky's homeworld, Erid! We've explored a few possibilities of what other species might look like on this world shrouded in darkness, from crinoid-lik
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