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Science Behind the Photo #19
There can be few species on Earth about which more myths exist than piranhas. Piranhas have an aggressive image as flesh-eaters, able to dilacerate a human body in seconds. While piranhas do...
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Science Behind the Photo #27
Eight million cows roam Brazil’s Pantanal – the world’s largest wetland – and with all that beef chomping through the area’s vegetation, environmentalists are nervous that native mammals could be...
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Science Behind the Photo #28
This is odd behaviour for a southern tamandua anteater (tamandua tetradactyla). They’re usually found in trees, not wandering open grassland. In fact, tamanduas are so badly adapted for living on the...
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Science behind the photo #29
The Pantanal, Brazil, August 2005 – Caimans (Caiman crocodilus) are small members of the alligator family found all over Central and Southern America. This one was lounging in shallow water in Brazil’s...
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Leprosy: Is this really the ‘final push’?
Leprosy was once thought to be on the verge of elimination. Neil Stoker talks to Professor Diana Lockwood about what went wrong.
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Glow-in-the-dark mushrooms’ route to success
New evidence from the forests of Brazil sheds light on glowing mushrooms...
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Zika virus – the facts
Separating fact from fiction – everything you need to know about Zika virus.
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