Articles for category: Ecology, Paleontology

Kurama mountain range.

Tashkent’s Dinosaur Beds: Fossils in the Shadows of the Silk Road

Trizzy Orozco

Have you ever imagined dinosaurs roaming the same lands that would later become crossroads of ancient traders, silk merchants, and explorers? Tashkent, the vibrant heart of Uzbekistan, hides beneath its sunbaked hills a prehistoric secret: fossil beds that whisper stories from a time before the Silk Road was even a dream. These rugged lands once ...

Edinburgh’s volcano.

Edinburgh’s Volcano: The Ancient Fire Beneath Scotland’s Capital

Trizzy Orozco

It’s hard to believe, as you wander through the romantic cobbled streets and storied closes of Edinburgh, that deep beneath your feet once raged a furnace of unimaginable power. Yet the city’s skyline—dominated by the rugged silhouette of Castle Rock and Arthur’s Seat—holds a secret: Edinburgh is built upon the bones of a long-dead volcano. ...

Zoology Says When Squirrels Suddenly Vanish From a Neighborhood for 48 Hours They Have Detected Seismic Activity Humans Won't Feel for Days and the Pattern Has Been Documented Across 200 Years

Zoology Says When Squirrels Suddenly Vanish From a Neighborhood for 48 Hours They Have Detected Seismic Activity Humans Won’t Feel for Days and the Pattern Has Been Documented Across 200 Years

Sameen David

If you have ever stepped outside and thought, “Where did all the squirrels go?”, you are not alone. People all over the world have stories of sudden, eerie quiet in their yards or parks that seemed to come out of nowhere. It is tempting to believe that when squirrels vanish for two days straight, they ...

Kit Foxes: Vanishing from the Eastern Plains

Why Colorado’s Rare Mammals Are Struggling to Survive

Gargi Chakravorty

Colorado’s majestic wilderness has always been home to some of North America’s most remarkable mammals. But beneath the stunning Rocky Mountain peaks and pristine alpine meadows, a quiet crisis is unfolding. From the smallest pika to the mighty Canada lynx, these extraordinary creatures are fighting an uphill battle for survival. The reasons are complex, interconnected, ...

Why Snowshoe Hares and Lynx Rise and Fall Together in Nature

Why Snowshoe Hares and Lynx Rise and Fall Together in Nature

Kristina

If you’ve ever stumbled across graphs of wildlife populations in an ecology textbook, chances are you’ve seen those dramatic, wave-like lines representing snowshoe hare and lynx numbers over time. They rise, they fall, they rise again. It’s like watching the stock market, except instead of financial crashes, you’re witnessing an ancient dance between hunter and ...

chicken poultry

The Problem of Overuse of Antibiotics in Agriculture: How Can We Reduce Their Impact on Public Health?

Annette Uy

The overuse of antibiotics in agriculture has emerged as a significant public health concern worldwide. Antibiotics are widely used in livestock production, not only to treat infections but also to promote growth and prevent disease. While this practice has economic benefits, it poses serious risks to human health, primarily through the development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. ...