Selective imprinting: how the wallaby controls the growth of its young
Many imprinted genes regulate growth and nutrient provisioning for the developing fetus.
Climbing in the rain
Geckos are perfectly adapted for clinging to dry surfaces in rainforests and urban environments.
Animals would trump Olympic athletes
If animals were allowed to compete in the Olympics, we wouldn’t really stand much of a chance.
Mischievous rodents the reason for tropical tree survival
Researchers have discovered a textbook example of plant-animal mutualism in Panama.
Male peacocks, not just a pretty display
When male peacocks display their feathery plumage they are also having infrasonic conversations.
