The Sonoran Desert looks empty at noon, all shimmer and silence, yet as dusk falls its sand turns into a moving script of paw prints. For years, the question has lingered: which wild cats still share this fierce landscape with growing cities and busier roads? A wave of new fieldwork is pulling back the veil, ...
Across highways, cul-de-sacs, and silent mountain passes, America’s last wild cats are still slipping through the margins of our maps. Their survival is a modern paradox: shrinking habitats and busier roads, yet the paw prints keep appearing in fresh mud. Scientists are decoding how these elusive predators persist, and the answers blend hard data with ...
Every year when Leo season blazes into view, we reach for a symbol that feels sun-hot, dramatic, and undeniably in charge. The easy answer is the African lion, crowned by mythology and mane alike, but science is rarely satisfied with easy answers. Field biologists, biomechanics researchers, and conservation teams are now piecing together a ...
