In 1929, the most important article in the history of zoology was published

Related Articles

Can You Guess What Creature Won the Close-Up Photographer of the Year Competition?
We'll give you a hint: It lives underwater, but it doesn't swim. At least, not as an adult.
Conservation Ellyn Lapointe Feb 5

You’ll Never Guess What Took First Place at the Royal Society’s Photo Competition
Astronomers, ecologists, and other scientists from around the world submitted mind-bending images representing their fields.
Science Ellyn Lapointe Dec 4

This Is What a Venomous Snake Bite Looks Like at 1,000 Frames per Second
In a first, scientists recorded high-speed footage from dozens of venomous snakes as they went in for the kill.
Health Ed Cara Oct 23

New Bacteria Discovered in Flies Could Sicken Humans
New research highlights a recently discovered bacterial species related to two disease-causing organisms in Peru.
Health Margherita Bassi Sep 9

‘Sexual Parasite’ Ant Queens Enslave Other Species to Create Cloned Hybrid Workers
Queen Iberian harvester ants are capable of storing and cloning the sperm from a cousin species, spawning hybrid offspring to take on the hard work of keeping the colony intact.
Biology Gayoung Lee Sep 4

Here Are the Winners of the 2025 Wildlife Photos of the Year Contest
Sparring saigas, a leaping whale, and a motherly beetle are some of this year’s coolest wildlife photos.
Biology Ed Cara Aug 14