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Tall Borneo Dipterocarps Withstand Drought, Study Finds

Anatomical changes such as wider basal xylem compensate for extra water resistance in these trees, limiting the result to the Dipterocarpaceae.

Kaziranga Releases First Scientific Estimate of Greater Hog Badger Population

Study: Warm-Bodied Sharks and Tunas Use 4× More Energy and Risk Overheating

Ecuador Rainforest Study Finds 90% of Biodiversity Returns in 30 Years

Pond Frogs Eat Giant Hornets Despite Repeated Stings, Study Shows

Global Study Finds Land Use Is Stripping Birds’ Ecological Roles, Weakening Ecosystem Stability

Global Study Finds Recorded Extinctions Peaked About a Century Ago, Not Accelerating

Amazon Trees Are Growing Larger at 3.2%–3.3% per Decade, Major Study Finds

Dutch Nature Secretary Rejects WUR Wolf Report, Orders International Review

Migratory Flamingos Age More Slowly, 40-Year Study Finds

Human-Driven Heat Extremes Slash Tropical Bird Populations by Over a Third

Century of Data Shows Native Declines and Invasive Boom in Wadden Sea

Long-Billed Curlews Eavesdrop on Prairie Dog Alarm Calls to Evade Predators

Berlin Sidewalk Cracks Host Dozens of Ground-Nesting Bees and Wasps

Reintroducing Wolves to Scottish Highlands Could Capture 1 Million Tons of CO2 Annually

Study Reveals Thriving 'Invisible Forest' of Phytoplankton in Warming Oceans