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Birds do it, bees do it, even pollinating plants do it.

A new biological theory states that cultural behavior is not just a regional quirk, but a defense against the spread of disease

A head in the clouds: do the microorganisms that circulate in the atmosphere get there by chance—or by contrivance? from Natural History provided by Find Articles at BNET

Rob Dunn, an assistant professor of ecology at North Carolina State University, joins host Frank Stasio to talk about new co-extinction research and the surprising effects parasites have on the world.

For swine flu, history and recent advances in evolutionary biology provide only a partial blueprint. Ultimately, any recourse must rely on incomplete data and imperfect knowledge.

'Who are we,' science writer Hannah Holmes asks, 'animally speaki...

Anyone who thinks that cataloguing life is largely a matter of butterfly nets and flower presses should read this surprising book