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Turns Out There s One Animal Powerful Enough to Mess With Lions Feeding Habits

In a stark example of how everything on our living planet is interconnected, one species of tiny, invasive insects has reduced lions' abilities to feast on zebras.

United kingdomKaitlyn gaynorDouglas kamaruUniversity of british columbiaBritish columbia

Lions Are Changing Their Hunting Strategy because of Ant Invasion

Big-headed ants are invading new territories in Kenya and the consequences are rippling through the whole ecosystem, scientists have found

United kingdomPatrick milliganKaitlyn gaynorDouglas kamaruUniversity of british columbiaBritish columbia

Invasive ants leave lions scrambling for prey on the savannah in an ecological chain reaction

One insect has led to a cascade of consequences.

Ol pejetaRift valleyUnited kingdomTodd palmerKaitlyn gaynorUniversity of british columbiaUniversity of floridaBritish columbiaAcacia treesTodd palmerOl pejeta conservancyAvannah habitatInvasive species

Invasive ants leave lions scrambling for prey on the savannah in an ecological chain reaction

One insect has led to a cascade of consequences.

Ol pejetaRift valleyUnited kingdomKaitlyn gaynorTodd palmerPatrick milligan crematogasterPatrick milliganUniversity of floridaUniversity of british columbiaBritish columbia

In the Alps, climate change is turning goats nocturnal-ish

Following hot temperatures, Alpine ibexes in Europe are spending more time at night feeding. Scientists have seen this nocturnal trend everywhere.

United statesGran paradisoItaly generalGriffith parkFrancesca brivioDavid mcnew gettyStefano grignolioKaitlyn gaynorUniversity of ferraraUniversity of california berkeleyProceedings of the royal societyArterra universal images groupUniversity of sassariSergio pitamitz vwpics universal images groupGran paradiso national parkEuropean alps

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