They are about the size of a Post-it, live in the mud of mangroves, and while we discuss technological solutions and political promises, they are already doing the dirty work. In silence.

After more than fifty years of total (or almost total) protection, Finland has decided to allow wolf hunting

In just a few years, the Asian hornet has become an unwelcome but increasingly common guest in a lot of gardens.

There's a widespread belief that reproduction is always and in every case a sign of vitality. However, when we look at what happens in nature, the picture becomes more complex.

As the BBC notes, before the 1980s, it was believed that life could not survive more than 30 centimeters underground.

There is a story from New Zealand that challenges a belief we thought was set in stone: a species can return from the brink of extinction.

Find out why nature restoration efforts threaten to turn this jungle icon black.

It happens every night. The cat leaps onto the couch, curls up next to you, starts kneading the cushion with its paws, and soon after, there’s that purring. It’s five years old, eight, sometimes twelve. And yet, it behaves exactly like a kitten.

Is there an ever-increasing presence of jellyfish along the French coastline? This perception mainly reflects the intense disturbances our oceans are undergoing.

The impact of a mysterious meteorite, 10 to 15 kilometers wide and traveling at 64,000km/h, formed the Chicxulub crater in Mexico, causing the extinction of 75% of the species on Earth, including the dinosaurs.