Biology

Rusty patched bumblebee now an endangered species
Jan 10, 2017

Rusty patched bumblebee now an endangered species

Federal regulators have designated a bee species in the continental United States as endangered...

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Long-distance birdie call: Sex-crazed pipers travel for tail
Jan 9, 2017

Long-distance birdie call: Sex-crazed pipers travel for tail

New research finds a small shorebird flies long distances in search of love...

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Bat-friendly tequila, research play role in species recovery
Jan 6, 2017

Bat-friendly tequila, research play role in species recovery

US wildlife officials say it might be time for a toast now that a once-rare bat important to the pollination of the Mexican plants used to produce tequila is making a comeback...

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Study documents tree species' decline due to climate warming
Jan 6, 2017

Study documents tree species' decline due to climate warming

A new study says a distinctive type of tree that thrives in soggy soil from Alaska to Northern California could become a casualty of climate warming over the next 50 years...

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Report finds improvements in Chesapeake Bay's overall health
Jan 5, 2017

Report finds improvements in Chesapeake Bay's overall health

A new report finds water clarity in the Chesapeake Bay is the best it's been in decades, and native rockfish, oyster and blue crab populations are rebounding as the overall health of the nation's larg...

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Volunteers get bit to test new strategy for malaria vaccine
Jan 4, 2017

Volunteers get bit to test new strategy for malaria vaccine

Researchers create vaccine using living malaria parasites stripped of genes that make people sick...

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Oldest Puget Sound orca, 'Granny,' missing and presumed dead
Jan 3, 2017

Oldest Puget Sound orca, 'Granny,' missing and presumed dead

Researchers says the oldest member of the small population of endangered Puget Sound orcas has been missing for months and is now likely dead...

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Man shot by Minnesota officer identified as biology teacher
Jan 2, 2017

Man shot by Minnesota officer identified as biology teacher

A man who was fatally shot by a police officer in Minnesota during a struggle at a hotel has been identified as a biology teacher from the Minneapolis area...

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Biogen and Fitbit trade higher while Endologix tumbles
Dec 28, 2016

Biogen and Fitbit trade higher while Endologix tumbles

Biogen, Fitbit and Toll Brothers rise; Endologix and Seattle Genetics skid...

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Don't cut the cord too fast; a pause benefits most newborns
Dec 21, 2016

Don't cut the cord too fast; a pause benefits most newborns

New advice says don't cut that umbilical cord too soon: A brief pause after birth could benefit most newborns by delivering them a surge of oxygen-rich blood...

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