Science

Explore how a wildflower adapts to climate change and discover the grooming habits of birds and the social behaviors of sharks.

A new group of autism experts will meet in Washington to present a research agenda that diverges from the Trump Administration's approach. The gathering aims to address concerns over ideological influences.

A recent study reveals that Salganea taiwanensis cockroaches may form long-lasting pair bonds. This behavior is linked to a unique wing-eating practice.

New nature-inspired seawall designs strive to enhance marine habitats while safeguarding properties in South Florida. These developments address ecological needs in coastal areas.

Philanthropic contributions to science often evade scrutiny. Jeffrey Epstein capitalized on this to enhance his reputation among scientists.

Death Valley, the driest area in North America, is currently experiencing a remarkable bloom of wildflowers. Ecologist Tiffany Pereira discusses this extraordinary event with NPR's Ayesha Rascoe.

Armadillos are adapting to life in North Carolina. Wildlife biologist Colleen Olfenbuttel discusses this trend on NPR.

As spring approaches, gardeners prepare to plant seeds. Master Gardener Jessica Damiano clarifies the terminology found on seed packets.

A European glacier reveals evidence of historical pollution as it rapidly melts. This finding sheds light on pre-industrial human activities.