Environment California’s Sea Lion Population Is Rebounding The California sea lion population in the United States has steadily increased since the early 1970s. Candace Butera
Environment Viewfinder: Urban England Fox Numbers Continue to Rise A fox walks through a cemetery at dusk on January 10th, 2018, in Bath, England. Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Even Chimps Want to See Justice Served Chimpanzees and children as young as six will pay to see offenders punished, suggesting justice-seeking behavior in humans has deep evolutionary roots. Kate Wheeling
Environment This Absolute Lust for Meat What chimpanzees on the hunt can tell us about human behavior. James McWilliams
News in Brief Science Suggests You Can Live Longer by Getting a Dog New research suggests canine companions are good for your health, particularly if you're single. Tom Jacobs
Environment How Wild Animals React to Eclipses Five examples of what some researchers have observed and recorded in the past few decades. Shreya Dasgupta
Environment The Age of Biological Annihilation A new study finds that the populations of thousands of vertebrates, many of which have yet to raise concern, are decreasing. John C. Cannon
Environment How a Mass Extinction Event Caused a Boom in Most of the Frog Species Alive Today New research suggests that the mass extinction event that occurred 66 million years ago spurred something of an explosion of new frog species. Mike Gaworecki
News in Brief Viewfinder: A Heat Wave in Pakistan A tiger at the Karachi Zoo licks an ice slab to keep cool during a heat wave on… Pacific Standard Staff
Environment A Trip to the Zoo Can Get People Talking About Climate Change New research finds an informal education program gives people the tools to discuss the problem intelligently. Tom Jacobs