Why are dugongs endangered? The cousin of the manatee has been put on the vulnerable list, elevating awareness about the ...

Animals with ultraviolet color patterns can be found all over nature. Here’s what we know about what purpose these patterns serve.

Animals whose genes have been changed this way ... in natural jellyfish to produce a transgenic monkey. The gene is the green ...

The hard version of coral polyps produces limestone that is used to form layer after layer of a rigid coral skeleton. Groups ...

Many migratory animals, from salmon to sea turtles ... even in ultraviolet and green wavelengths. On top of that, they also can do this with circularly polarized light. From Scientific American ...

While blue and green bioluminescence are common in the ... It was therefore believed that most animals living far below the surface lacked the ability to see red light, yet the discovery of ...

The green iguana is arguably the most visible of all the invasive animals on the list. Native to Central and South America, these cold-blooded invaders have made sunny South Florida their home ...

This bright green sea creature contains a toxic pigment ... buried in the seafloor — sometimes in burrows created by other animals — while their ribbon-like proboscis flutters in the water ...

animals, and unique natural areas, with some flora and fauna like the Venus' flytrap found nowhere else on Earth. Few places exhibit this rich ecological tapestry than the Green Swamp Preserve ...

In North America, planting native milkweed (not tropical, which always stays green and can trick monarchs into choosing not to migrate for winter) is a great way to help them thrive, she says.