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PLoS ONE News and Blog Round-Up
In this media digest: Swordtail mating rituals, pedestrian rage and much more. Gil Rosenthal and colleagues published a manuscript entitled, Tactical Release of a Sexually-Selected Pheromone in a...
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Spiders, Birds, and Snakes, Oh my!
To continue our spooktacular posts this October, we bring you a study which may have some arachnophobes rethinking their next vacation destination. The island of Guam is home to one of the densest...
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Prowling Catfish Catch Pigeons on Land
Cats hunt birds, and sea-birds hunt fish. And in some odd ecological pockets, catfish hunt pigeons. In a study published today by researchers at the University of Toulouse, France, scientists have...
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Heating up the Science Behind PLOS’ New Climate Change Collection
From penguin colonies in Antarctica, to California birds and North Carolina bugs, this month PLOS ONE focuses on the far-reaching aspects of climate change. In conjunction with the annual meeting of...
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Bird Enthusiasts & Coffee Aficionados, Unite!
Do you like fancy coffee? Birds do too, but not for the morning pick-me-up that millions of people rely on every day. Agroforestry, the practice of growing crops alongside larger native trees and...
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