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Using new technology to answer questions about shark reproduction. Tanya HouppermansIf you have a toddler, or if you encountered one in the last year, you’ve almost certainly experienced the “Baby Shark” song. Somehow, every kid seems to know this song, but scientists actually know very little about where and when sharks give birth. The origins of these famous baby sharks are still largely a mystery. Many of the large iconic shark species – like great whites, hammerhe...

CHAMPAIGN Two interns from the National Great Rivers Research and Education Center, who are also Lewis and Clark Community College alumni, presented their

The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy works on projects in Warren County from cleaning up the Allegheny Reservoir to stabilizing creeks and streams to planting t

New York saved its eagle population in the 1970s but recently approved wind farm projects that could take the lives of 82 birds.

WARREN — The USDA Forest Service announced that three members of the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy (WPC) Watershed Conservation Program won the 2022 National Rise to the Future Award for excellence

One scientist suggested the yacht-damaging fad might be “leapfrogging” from a southern killer whale population.

One scientist suggested the yacht-damaging fad might be “leapfrogging” from a southern killer whale population.

/PRNewswire/ -- International non-profit organization Wildlife Conservation International (WCI) has announced the public launch of Forests for People, a new...

Humans want to see the whales fight back, but scientists say they're probably not in their revenge era, or "orcanizing" after all.

His underwater microphones recorded “Songs of the Humpback Whale,” inspiring a movement that led to national and international bans on commercial whaling.