After ‘code brown’, how long before the pool is safe again? Water quality experts explain
There’s little worse as a pool lifeguard than hearing the words “code brown” come through your…
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What do stingrays actually eat? New study reveals some only prefer a single type of prawn
As an ecologist who studies stingrays, people always ask me: what do these creatures eat? It…
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And then there were none: Australia’s only shrew declared extinct
For many years the Christmas Island shrew prospered. When European naturalists first visited Christmas Island in…
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Should we be letting flies eat our food waste?
MaryLou Costa Technology Reporter Reporting fromVilnius, Lithuania Energesman Most people are inclined to shoo flies away…
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What are the risks of bombing Iran’s nuclear sites?
14 hours ago Rebecca Morelle, Alison Francis and Victoria Gill BBC News Science Team Getty Images…
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Delightfully irreverent Underdogs isn’t your parents’ nature docuseries
Madagascar’s aye-aye: “as if fear and panic had a baby and rolled it in dog hair”…
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‘Really nauseating’: Expert says Trump likely knows ‘he messed up’ big on economy
President Donald Trump’s approval rating dropped significantly amid growing criticism of his administration’s economic policies. Recent…
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‘It’s really hard to have any hope’: Gaza doctor describes daily struggle
1 hour ago Yolande Knell BBC Middle East Correspondent BBC Healthcare in the Gaza Strip is…
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Manta rays inspire faster swimming robots and better water filters
This robot can also dive and come back to the surface. Faster flapping results in strong…
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Surgeons remove 2.5-inch hairball from teen with rare Rapunzel syndrome
Hair is resistant to digestion and isn’t easily moved through the digestive system. As such, it…
