Biodiversity

When a cargo ship crossing the Indian Ocean wrecked just offshore, the "people of the sea" sprang into action.

This newly described species has been dubbed "the ugliest."

They’ve got loyal relationships and a preference for toxic plants.

A food designer used quarantine to track down the mystery produce in his grandmother's cookbook.

The creatures are ready for their close-ups—in the name of getting a better handle on biodiversity in the bustling city.

"If there are ways to manage our landscapes that can make them more exciting for all the insects and mammals, then why not do it?”

The demise of Arabica's birthplace would be a catastrophe for the industry.

Their diverse, globetrotting work is equal parts science and spectacle.

10 were discovered over just the last few months.

Human harm is burned into Réunion’s ecological record.

The extra digits are yet another of the odd animal's oddities.

Over 57 million pages of wildlife are catalogued.

And the newcomers show no signs of slowing down.

The 19th-century lithographs document a unique biodiversity that’s slipping away.

Pine rockland grows on the most stable land in Florida, which is why it’s doomed.

Life finds a way.