Andy Corbley

Invasive species of Asian mussels have met their match in Alberta's riverine sniffer dogs. These K9 conservationists have been employed by the provincial government for over a decade to help catch zebra and golden mussels from colonizing the rivers and lakes of Alberta. Hilo, Jane, and Winnie, 2 black labs and a black-lab cross, are […]

The oldest known wild clouded leopard – a female – captured on camera trap in Malaysian Borneo. This individual is estimated to have been 8.5 years old – Credit: Panthera, Sabah Forestry Department, Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research

In a story that shows how it's never too late to learn, a man in the UK has graduated from nursing school at 64. His education actually saw the Nigerian immigrant, who is a father of 5, studying alongside his son, who was attending the very same university. John Adesoye graduated with a degree in […]

Predator Exclusion Fence – credit, Laurel Smith USFWS, Public Domain

A major, early-stage advancement in vision technology comes to us now from South Korea, where researchers created a contact lens that repairs scratches automatically when exposed to sunlight.

An artist’s illustration of the event, (right) Dr. White and Kevin Petersen holding the pterosaur remians – credit, Kronosaurus Korner Museum, released

In what must rank as one of the rarer fossil assemblages ever discovered, an incredible moment where the whole top-third of the Cretaceous era marine food chain was being sorted out has been presented by scientists. Following 7 years of study, the jumble of bones is nothing less than the remains of a flying reptile […]

Eddie Smith Jr on a Grady-White boat – credit, released as a courtesy of Grady-White Boats to Fortune

New HIV prevention drug lenacapavir has shown 100% success rate in trials

A larkspur specimen in bloom at Beal Botanical Garden – credit, Paul Henderson, released by MSU