The shocking behind-the-scenes story of climate deniers’ fight to discredit climate change science over the past twenty-five years, told by one of the world’s foremost climate scientists who lived it © by GrrlScientist for Forbes | Mastodon | Post.News | CounterSocial | Twitter Greta Thunberg and Fridays for Future. Tomato…

This adventurous video documents the variety of techniques and tools used to count wild wolves in Washington state’s annual wolf census © by GrrlScientist for Forbes | Mastodon | Post.News | CounterSocial | Twitter At the end of every year, wildlife officials in Washington state count its wild wolves. This…

Black wolves are either absent or very rare in most parts of their range, but are mysteriously common in some parts of North America © by GrrlScientist for Forbes | Mastodon | Post.News | CounterSocial | Twitter Black wolves are among the most iconic animals at Yellowstone National Park. People…

This book tells the unlikely story of America’s cities — the ecosystem that was never supposed to exist — and how they went from being bereft of native wildlife to being populated by wild creatures © by GrrlScientist for Forbes | Mastodon | Post.News | CounterSocial | Twitter You may…

Clearly, being in nature improves one’s mental health © by GrrlScientist for Forbes | Mastodon | Post.News | CounterSocial | Twitter “When he fell in love with birds and began to photograph them, his anxieties dissipated. The sound of birdsong reminded him to look outwards at the world.” ― Kyo…

Most anemonefishes are striped and the direction of their stripes — vertical or horizontal — correlate with their levels of territorial aggression © by GrrlScientist for Forbes | Mastodon | Post.News | CounterSocial | Twitter | Newsletter Dazzling colors and color patterns evolved as visual signals that operate over short…

A mere rainbow sheen of oil on the water’s surface — typical of what is seen in a marina — can damage seabird feathers © by GrrlScientist for Forbes | Twitter | Mastodon | Newsletter Crude (unrefined) oil is one of the most lethal enemies that a seabird has. A…

This is the first study to show that the age of the fathers of thoroughbred racehorses at conception negatively impacts their speed — © by GrrlScientist for Forbes | Twitter | Mastodon | Newsletter Age is just a number, as the old saying goes. Except when it isn’t. Although parental age effects have been documented in many animals, including in humans and even in plants, our understanding of their prevalence and magnitude is…

“What do women want?” The same as what female ostrich want! The evolutionary pros and cons of group living are different for males and females, according to a newly published study of ostriches © by GrrlScientist for Forbes | Twitter | Mastodon | Newsletter Raising children is a cooperative effort…