Long considered an angler’s paradise, the sandbars, flats, channels, and reefs in the Florida Keys provide year-round opportunities for anglers who dream of catching a “fish of a lifetime."

Threats from human activity mean the newly discovered species is likely already critically endangered.

Researchers explore how bees collaborate to stabilize swarm clusters.

While a warming climate in recent decades may be a factor in the waning of some local populations of frogs, toads, newts and salamanders, it cannot explain the overall steep decline of amphibians, according to researchers.

Virtual 360-degree tour showcases Rutgers partnership on artificial reef built in New Jersey.

Named for Aphrodite, Greek goddess of love and beauty, a new species of fish enchants Academy scientists; only known home is remote Brazilian archipelago.

Microplastics have been found deep in the sand on beaches where sea turtles lay their eggs.

Five centuries of over-exploitation has halved mammal populations in South America’s Atlantic Forest – according to new research from the University of East Anglia.

The world’s most widely used weed killer may also be indirectly killing bees.

The flowers mingle beautifully in a late-summer breeze along the west patio of the Iowa Memorial Union, the dark crimson petals of bee balm providing a perfect contrast to the golden blossom of the black-eyed Susan and the orange glow of the blanket flower.