The birds rely on the red wolves to scare away smaller threats, such as raccoons and other birds of prey, from their nests.

Morus alba White Mulberry is an attractive fast-growing, medium-sized, tree that can reach 50 feet in height – although in ...

The case involves a rare kind of willow tree and one underlying question ... For willows to produce seeds, both a male and a female plant need to be within pollinating distance.

This tree is “dioecious”, which means male flowers and female flowers occur on separate trees. The male flowers are larger than the female flowers. After pollination, female flowers will develop ...

For those, all you need to do is to make sure you have female ... (male), beech, birch, box elder (male), cedar (male), cottonwood (male), elm, hickory, red and silver maples (male), mulberry ...

Pamela was stunned this spring to discover the rare tree bearing fruit for the first ... related to monkey puzzle trees and bear both male and female fruit. The long pendulous fruits are actually ...

Scientists have long wondered why bonobos live in generally female-dominated societies since the males are physically bigger and stronger. This image provided by Martin Surbeck shows bonobos lounging ...

Botanical sexism refers to the practice of planting more male trees than female trees in urban areas ... triggers can change throughout the year. Tree pollen is responsible for most spring ...

A new study found this species of baboon forms long term male and female friendships ... on the primate evolutionary tree, Kindas were the earliest species of baboons that are still living ...

Red mulberry (Morus rubra) is a North American native that ... However, to produce fruit, plant both a male and female tree. American holly is hardy in zones 5 through 9. Lovely plum trees (Prunus spp ...

But what if we take that concept and bring it to the animal kingdom, specifically to primates? A male and female Kinda baboon share a private moment on a tree branch in Kasanka National Park, Zambia.

Wood roaches have flat, oval bodies that allow them to hide in crevices or under tree barks ... in length. Male and female wood roaches look different. Adult males have wings and can fly.