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A 160-Year Transformation: How Human Activity Redefined the Anna’s Hummingbird
Faye Romero spent six years on a question that already had a settled answer. The Anna’s hummingbird used to keep to Baja California and the southern edge of the state, but over the past century and a half, it pushed steadily north until reaching the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. For decades, ornithologists shared a tidy…
Scientists Say City Raccoons Are Evolving To Act More Like Pets
Urban wildlife has long managed to surprise us, but few species have captured public fascination like raccoons. These clever, wide eyed scavengers are known for raiding bins, sneaking through alleys, and wearing that unmistakable bandit mask. Scientists are now discovering something even more surprising than their nighttime antics. City raccoons may be undergoing physical and…