How Rare Island Bunnies Do a Parasitic Plant’s Bidding The world’s only wild black-furred rabbit has a very important job — distributing seeds for a parasitic plant.
When Sarcastic Fringeheads Open Their Mouths, Watch Out Scientists found that the fish’s unusual broad-mouthed display is reserved only for fighting with other members of its species.
An Anaconda’s Play Date With Dolphins Took a Strange Turn Why were Bolivian river dolphins swimming around with a large predatory snake in their mouths? “There are so many questions,” one researcher said.
Birds That Build Nests With Domes May Be Doomed A nest with a roof may provide some birds with more protection. But bird species that build simpler nests may be more adaptable to changing conditions.
These Birds Form a Trio, but Probably Not a Throuple Some pairs of cranes in India, known for their monogamous devotion, seem to bring in a third bird to act like a kind of avian au pair.