Do all fungi matter? Yes, new study argues
[ad_1] Fungi that do not form fruiting bodies and that we cannot grow in the laboratory cannot be given scientific names. Does it make sense to ignore them? Mention fungi, and most people will probably
[ad_1] Fungi that do not form fruiting bodies and that we cannot grow in the laboratory cannot be given scientific names. Does it make sense to ignore them? Mention fungi, and most people will probably
[ad_1] Working with the scientific travel agency Taxon Expeditions, citizen scientists studed specimens, and analyse their DNA in a field camp in the heart of the forest. Semislugs, or ‘snugs’ as they are affectionately known
[ad_1] With expertise in science communication, dissemination and exploitation, Pensoft is involved in this project set to develop new technologies for monitoring species and their habitats across Europe With expertise in science communication, dissemination and
[ad_1] Pygmy grasshoppers come in many shapes and colors and are often exciting to see, but their taxonomy is a mess. Guest blog post by Josip Skejo & Niko Kasalo A lovable mess Tetrigidae, commonly
[ad_1] Whether you are a first-time keeper or have been keeping Leopard Geckos for decades, chances are you have heard of Metabolic Bone Disease, or MBD. MBD in Leopard Geckos is a serious and potentially
[ad_1] Mealworms are a cheap and popular feeder insect for Leopard Geckos. Many owners (myself included) love mealworms because they are cleaner, quieter, and easier to keep than crickets. They are also more common to
[ad_1] The Southern Flying Squirrel (Glaucomys volans) was spotted in an area where forestry and silvicultural activities are carried out for the sustainable exploitation of pine logging and timber. The presence of The Southern Flying
[ad_1] Ball Pythons tend to eat once every 7 to 21 days. This is a huge range, so how often should you feed your ball python? A good feeding schedule should factor in growth rate,
[ad_1] The two new species of butterworts were discovered in poorly explored, remote areas in the Amotape-Huancabamba zone, a biodiversity hotspot in southern Ecuador. A team of botanists from Ecuador, Germany, and the United States
[ad_1] Healthy Ball Python poop should be soft, around 3-4 inches long and is usually brown to black in color. It should also be well-formed into a log-shape and have white urates. Some keepers say