Research Articles
Claw and Order: The Secret World of Crab Fights
Explore the fascinating world of crustacean aggression, from neurohormonal triggers to evolutionary strategies in crab fights.
The Delicate Dance: How Feeding Behavior Shapes the Survival of Scotland's Nesting Choughs
Explore the fascinating feeding behavior of nesting choughs in the Scottish Hebrides and how specialized adaptations impact their survival in changing ecosystems.
The Hidden Population Detectives: How Capture-Recapture Reveals What Official Counts Miss
Discover how capture-recapture methodology, originally developed for wildlife, now helps estimate hard-to-reach human populations from migrants to disease prevalence.
The Color of Desire: How a Red Bird Revolutionized Sexual Selection Science
Discover how Dr. Geoffrey E. Hill's research on House Finch coloration transformed our understanding of sexual selection and animal signaling through carotenoid pigmentation studies.
The New Jungle Rules: How Human Activity Rewrites Primate Survival Strategies
Exploring how human-driven environmental changes affect predator-prey dynamics between crested caracaras and mantled howler monkeys
The Living World of Tolstoy: Uncovering the Literary Ecology of "Resurrection"
Exploring the ecological consciousness in Tolstoy's masterpiece 'Resurrection' and its relevance to contemporary environmental challenges.
From Awareness to Action: The Science Behind Environmental Education
Explore the scientific foundations of environmental education, its proven effectiveness, and hands-on experiments that transform learning into environmental action.
Evolutionary Macro-Marketing: How Ancient Survival Rules Can Heal Our Planet
Discover how evolutionary macro-marketing theory combines marketing wisdom with ecological science to create sustainable solutions for our planet.
A Global and Historical Perspective of the Genus Vibrio
Explore the fascinating world of Vibrio bacteria, from their historical impact on cholera pandemics to modern genetic research and climate change implications.
How a Second Set of Jaws and Losing Teeth Fueled an Underwater Revolution
Exploring the evolutionary secrets of fish diversity, from pharyngeal jaws in reef fish to the rapid evolution of cichlid teeth and the impacts of climate change.