Dogs chasing balls, cats batting at toys. We are familiar with the sight of animals playing. But what if the animal in question is a bee?Climbing onto a small wooden ball, grabbing it with their legs, ...

Scything has come quaintly back to the English countryside. The conservation charity English Heritage recently recruited volunteers willing to cut grass in the way of their ancestors—with the Grim ...

Pop star Troye Sivan becomes Bumble’s first international Bee Line host, sharing dating tips, red flag warnings, and mood ...

Carpenter bees target certain types of wood, and knowing which ones they love and which they avoid may help you protect the timber structures in your yard.

Leaves, hollow stems, bare soil, and fallen branches can all become winter habitat.

Heritage bosses have reintroduced ancient scything methods at a historic abbey to help protect one of Britain's rarest bumblebees. The centuries-old countryside tradition is being revived by English ...

Buzz pollination looks random, yet a scoop at the anther pore fires pollen in a narrow jet, and the wrong pitch scatters it ...

The monarch butterfly alights on sedum in pinkish-mauve bloom, then takes flight. It twirls and dives, then rises again with ...

Do you ever think about just how bees make honey? Stuart Blackman gives a step-by-step guide to this rather sophisticated process ...

Did you know that bees can be blue? And have you ever seen a butterfly that looks like it has fluffy wings? If you haven't, check out these and more delightful, fascinating facts about animals and ...

Somewhere in the North Georgia mountains, a bright yellow Volkswagen Beetle is parked outside a café, and it’s basically ...

Whilst Italia still boasts the greatest biodiversity, we need to invest in reflowering and green spaces to save these species ...