We're surrounded by the towering eucalypts of southeast Queensland in search of a small, native mouse called the pookila.
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Ants have been farming fungi underground for 66 million years, long before human agriculture
The oldest farm on Earth is underground Around 66 million years ago, a group of ants in what is now South America made a deal ...
Researchers were unafraid to get their hands "dirty" in an ambitious bid to restore WA's largest island to its pre-colonial ...
I built a giant paludarium jungle, a living ecosystem featuring shrimp, vampire crabs, and fish. This project showcases the complete evolution of a large DIY paludarium constructed from recycled ...
Climate change is no longer just an environmental story. It's increasingly becoming a public health story. Across the globe, rising temperatures, erratic rainf ...
A starfish fungus (Aseroe rubra) was spotted by a mountaineer during a hike in Sierra Madre. As seen in Kuya Kim's report on ...
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences indicates that a frog's resistance to a fungus that has decimated hundreds of amphibian species ...
A Fungus & Bacterium Have a Symbiosis that Changes the Severity of Fungal Disease Many common beans are affected by a disease ...
Scientists and farmers are now seeking to stop the spread of a farm-raised golden oysters mushrooms into the wild.
For decades, Western Australia has relied on one of the world’s largest prescribed burning campaigns to reduce the risk of bushfire, with the authorities intentionally burning around 200,000 hectares ...
Mutualistic partnerships between species abound across nature — but it’s a tricky dance to make sure both parties keep ...
Pennsylvania is modifying abandoned mines to create colder habitats, helping bat populations recover from fungus.
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