When states want to gauge quail populations, the process can be grueling, time-consuming and expensive. It means spending hours in the field listening for calls. Or leaving a recording device… Read More »Artificial intelligence answers the call for quail information
Males and females are affected in different ways by cooperation and competition in social groups — something that could determine which group sizes work best. According to a new study,… Read More »Differences in male and female ostriches could explain how they form groups
Scientists have compiled 41 solar occultation observations of Saturn’s rings from the Cassini mission. The compilation will inform future investigations of the particle size distribution and composition of Saturn’s rings,… Read More »Scientists compile Cassini’s unique observations of Saturn’s rings
In the classic sci-fi novel Frankenstein, a mad scientist builds a walking, talking monster man out of bits of dead bodies and sparks it to life. No scientists are attempting… Read More »Let’s learn about modern Frankensteins
An analysis of obsidian artifacts excavated during the 1960s at two prominent archaeological sites in southwestern Iran suggests that the networks Neolithic people formed in the region as they developed… Read More »New analysis of obsidian blades reveals dynamic Neolithic social networks