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biology

jellyfish

Life

Jellymageddon: Can we stop the rise of the jellyfish?

Acoustic shocks, electrocution, and robot shredders – extreme measures are being considered to tackle the increasing numbers of jellyfish in the oceans

Features

The musical harmonies you like depend on where you're from

Humans

The musical harmonies you like depend on where you're from

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A close-up of some orange and green coral

Life

Watch the first ever footage of wild coral kissing and fighting

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The control room on NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer

Life

Never-before-seen sea creatures filmed in world’s deepest abyss

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Mystery of what sleep does to our brains may finally be solved

Humans

Mystery of what sleep does to our brains may finally be solved

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Silencing ‘Spider-Man gene’ makes flies stick to walls and die

Life

Silencing ‘Spider-Man gene’ makes flies stick to walls and die

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A handful of soil

Earth

Soil organisms alone can determine which plants grow where

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Biggest ever die-off of ocean forests triggered by warming seas

Life

Biggest ever die-off of ocean forests triggered by warming seas

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Wallaby wearable tech probes how light pollution affects sleep

Life

Wallaby wearable tech probes how light pollution affects sleep

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Adult and baby gibbon in tree

Life

Trying to save 'doomed' species isn't futile if we learn from it

Some argue we should focus conservation where it’s more likely to be a success, but saving extremely rare species will become a more common problem in the future

Leader

Life

Rafting allowed this sea slug to conquer the world’s oceans

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Life

Bears turn into couch potatoes thanks to fast food binges

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Life

Bacteria 'gardeners' farm algae to harvest when food runs out

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Technology

Virtual reality lets you stroll around a breast cancer cell

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