Discover the fascinating secret behind Komodo dragons’ razor-sharp teeth – a thin layer of iron. Explore the evolutionary implications of this unique adaptation in the animal kingdom.

Scientists are exploring the potential of a surprising weapon against the chytrid fungus, a devastating pathogen decimating amphibian populations: tiny brick saunas that help frogs raise their body temperature and fight off infection.

Infant orangutans, as young as six months old, embark on a journey to master the intricate art of nest building, a crucial skill for their survival in the wild.

Tiger beetles deploy a surprising sonic weapon: mimicking the warning clicks of toxic moths to deter bat predators. This acoustic mimicry may be a widespread defense mechanism among night-flying insects.