Recently, a study published in iScience reveals that the way the faces of therapods (the two-legged, T-Rex type dinos) were ...

Bird beaks come in almost every shape and size ... But when we do find a rule, it's a powerful way to explain the patterns we see in nature. Our team previously discovered a new rule of biology ...

But when a rule is found, it can help to detect patterns in nature. The simple mathematical rule explains the shape and growth of pointed structures like horns, teeth, hooves, shells, and beaks.

slender beak. Though it is rather earth-toned in cinnamon browns, dark browns, blacks, and creams, the colors arrange ...

Stomp dancing, head jerking, chattering, and skimming create swirling water patterns that direct brine shrimp and small ...

“Based on the pattern of damage to the beak and trace amounts of metal found in the wound, we believe the injury to be caused by a gunshot wound,” Kira Klebe, World Bird Sanctuary’s ...

Box turtles have beaks, which, if not for certain nutrients and lighting, will just keep growing. And for 65 years, it did. "He has been that way for decades, so they had no idea even when they ...