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In North and Central American grasslands, pocket gophers are well known for leading lonely, subterranean lifestyles while consuming roots.

New research suggests that pocket gophers are the first non-human mammals observed to farm.

A locally common and lowly plant known as elephantsfoot pushes away neighbors with a pound-for-pound force equivalent to those of its namesake.

Cypress populations are recovering after a century of selective logging.

Duckweeds double their mass in just a few days, producing up to 20 tons of biomass per acre per year.

The “Lazy Lawn Mower Movement" reduces noise and air pollution while promoting species diversity.