Nature - Science Illustrated

I’m watching you

When male peacocks display their feathery plumage they are also having infrasonic conversations.

A trip to the Deep Oceans exhibition at the Australian Museum changed our perspective on these alleged neck nibblers.

The fossils found in Germany are the first known example of prehistoric sex.

Parasites may generate zombie-like ants and ladybirds.

Genetically modified mosquitoes are incapable of transferring the fatal disease.

A dose of their own poison could control these pests.

Male moths may be throwing themselves into a relationship before they’re ready.

Researchers are looking at the club of the Peacock mantis shrimp as inspiration for designing strong materials.

Red-headedness may be an indicator of a fiery personality in finches.