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Analysis· No. 3061

A Strange Carnivorous Sponge Discovered in the Frozen Southern Ocean

Did you know that researchers have just identified nearly thirty new species in the frigid waters of the Southern Ocean surrounding the

Analysis· No. 3060

The Mariana Trench Is So Deep the Everest Would Vanish Inside It

Did you know that the deepest known point in the world's oceans lies in the Mariana Trench, in the western Pacific Ocean?

Analysis· No. 3059

A 450-Million-Year-Old Jellyfish Fossil Found in Quebec

Did you know that researchers have unearthed, about 50 kilometers northeast of Quebec City, a jellyfish fossil nearly 450 million years old?

Column· No. 3055

Humpback Whales Spread Their Songs Like a Cultural Trend

Did you know that a whale song can spread from one ocean to another, much like a popular song spreads from one

Analysis· No. 3054

Ants Have Been Farming Fungus for 50 Million Years

Did you know that the first agriculture on Earth was not invented by a human civilization, but by tiny social insects living

Analysis· No. 3053

The Axolotl, the Amphibian That Can Even Regenerate Its Own Brain

Among all the organisms studied by contemporary biologists, few generate as much fascination as the axolotl, this Mexican amphibian with an almost

Analysis· No. 3052

How Elephants Talk to Each Other Across Kilometers Without a Single Audible Sound

Deep in the African savannas and Asian forests, there exists a form of animal communication that almost entirely escapes our perception: that

Analysis· No. 3051

The Octopus Changes Color Instantly Without Even Seeing the Scene

Few animals on Earth generate as much scientific fascination as the octopus, a marine creature able to change the color, texture, and

Column· No. 3047

The Praying Mantis, the Only Known Insect With True 3D Vision

Among all the oddities of the animal world, that of the praying mantis surely ranks among the most unexpected. Researchers at Newcastle

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