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Simple Genetic Switch Can Underlie Temperature-Mediated Plasticity in Butterfly Wing Patterns

Scientists from the National University of Singapore (NUS) have discovered a simple DNA "switch" that helps tropical butterflies adjust the size of their wing eyespots in response to seasonal temperatures, shedding light on the evolution of environmental sensitivity.See the Story

Simple Genetic Switch Can Underlie Temperature-Mediated Plasticity in Butterfly Wing Patterns

Brain Bussola? Study Records for the First Time How the Ants Are Oriented in Nature

The perfect navigation of wild mammals has just revealed a secret preserved by evolution: a brain bassol, able to guide mammals through the real world with amazing precision. For the first time, researchers recorded the neural activity of these animals during the flight in full nature — and discovered that their brain is globally oriented, independent of stars, moon or magnetic field of the Earth. Canguirus canthos? Study reveals laterality in a…Mammals · Rio De Janeiro Read Article

Museum Researchers Excited by the Discovery of Six New Bat Species

Officials issue major hunting ban to protect rare creature: 'This is a crucial moment'

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A local government in India has taken a huge step toward protecting one of the world's most endangered mammals. The Pujenvong council, part of the local government within northeastern India's Nagaland state, has banned the hunting, trade, and consumption of pangolins. As the Nagaland Tribune reported, the ban took effect immediately and was supported by local wildlife and conservation groups. "This is a crucial moment for Pujenvong Council and t…Hunting · Nagaland Read Article

Iain Mcgilchrist, Psychiatrist and Neuroscientist: "if We Don't Start Thinking with the Right Side of the Brain, We're Lost"

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The human brain, like that of the rest of mammals, reptiles and birds, is divided into two hemispheres. It is somewhat disconcerting, but it is explained from the point of view of Darwinian evolution. For any animal it is essential to get food: to reach this fruit, to hunt that rabbit there. Efficient and fast. But at the same time, it must be attentive to what happens around: the predator that looks at the stalk, the opportunity of a couple, th…Mammals · Spain See the Story

Experts enlist special dogs for crucial mission to find incredibly rare creature: 'Unicorn'

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In an all-out effort to save one of the rarest mammals on the planet, conservationists in Laos have recruited a pair of good boys to sniff them out. Mongabay reported that an intense search for the last remaining saola oxen in the wild is underway. The dogs, two spaniels named Norman and Bertie, are lending their snouts to the search in a first-of-its-kind project. Norman and Bertie came from the organization Working Dogs for Conservation. Acco…Conservation · Laos Read Article

Fears highly contagious virus spreading after hundreds of seal pups found dead

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The H5N1 bird flu strain has caused millions of deaths among wild birds and mammals since 2021Mammals · Australia Read Article

Brain Circuits Split Food Choices Between Sugar and Fat Cravings

A new study reveals that the brain uses two distinct neural pathways to regulate sugar and fat intake. In mice, glucoprivation—a drop in blood sugar levels—activates separate circuits in the hypothalamus: AMPK-regulated CRH neurons drive high-carbohydrate consumption, while MC4R-expressing neurons promote high-fat food intake.Mammals · Germany See the Story

Bats aren’t just an October fixture: Why San Mateo County is digging deeper to understand what the flying mammals do year-round

Beyond bats’ symbolism as creepy creatures at Halloween, San Mateo County is a year-round home to a number of different species regularly studied by wildlife experts to better understand their behaviors and help them coexist with humans. The post Bats aren’t just an October fixture: Why San Mateo County is digging deeper to understand what the flying mammals do year-round appeared first on The Almanac.Mammals · San Mateo County Read Article

Trump claims ‘wind mills’ kill whales but quietly torpedoes the…

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The Trump administration has repeatedly blamed offshore wind farms for whale deaths, contrary to scientific evidence. Now the administration is quietly abandoning key research programs meant to protect marine mammals living in an increasingly busy ocean. The New England Aquarium and the Massachusetts Clean Energy…Donald Trump · United States See the Story

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Simple Genetic Switch Can Underlie Temperature-Mediated Plasticity in Butterfly Wing Patterns

Simple Genetic Switch Can Underlie Temperature-Mediated Plasticity in Butterfly Wing Patterns

Brain Bussola? Study Records for the First Time How the Ants Are Oriented in Nature

Museum Researchers Excited by the Discovery of Six New Bat Species

Officials issue major hunting ban to protect rare creature: 'This is a crucial moment'

Iain Mcgilchrist, Psychiatrist and Neuroscientist: "if We Don't Start Thinking with the Right Side of the Brain, We're Lost"

Experts enlist special dogs for crucial mission to find incredibly rare creature: 'Unicorn'

Fears highly contagious virus spreading after hundreds of seal pups found dead

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Simple Genetic Switch Can Underlie Temperature-Mediated Plasticity in Butterfly Wing Patterns

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Officials issue major hunting ban to protect rare creature: 'This is a crucial moment'

Iain Mcgilchrist, Psychiatrist and Neuroscientist: "if We Don't Start Thinking with the Right Side of the Brain, We're Lost"

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