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Meet the microscopic moocher Prymnesium parvum, a strain of algae that freeloads on its kin without putting in any effort, a new study says.

Colorful Photos From BioBlitz Italy

Renaissance-era flag throwers, a medieval castle, and lush wetlands set the scene for BioBlitz Italia, a…
Wild Hogs Roiling Louisiana Park

Prowling by night, feral hogs are spreading fast in Jean Lafitte National Park in southern Louisiana.
Crowd-sourcing the BioBlitz

Pulling off a National Geographic BioBlitz involves a lot of people: park rangers, scientist volunteers, thousands…
Rebirth of Lake Sturgeon: Freshwater Species of the Week

At a fish-rearing facility near Michigan‘s Kalamazoo River, I’m peering inside a big, water-filled tub at…
Will Shrinking Rivers Force Kurdistan’s Nomads to Abandon Their Lifestyle?

Kurdish and Arabic nomads, a dwindling population in Iraqi Kurdistan, may be forced to move to…

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