BMC Zoology recently attended the International Conference on Behavior, Physiology and Genetics in Wildlife, organized by the Leibniz Institute of Zoo and Wildlife… Read more »
New research published in BMC Evolutionary Biology finds that when co-founding a new colony, ant queens may bury other queens to avoid fungal infection. This… Read more »
October 16th 2017 marks World Food Day which is celebrated every year on the same date in recognition of the founding of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the… Read more »
To conclude our 'behind the image' series, we present our final image from the BMC Ecology Image Competition 2017. A serene… Read more »
Curious and cute, pangolins are among the strangest of mammals. Here we discuss new research, recently published in BMC Genomics,… Read more »
The early bird catches the oyster. Trevor Sherwin caught this image on the Otago Peninsula, New Zealand. Here he tells us more… Read more »
Just like humans and our primate relatives, cetaceans are generally known to have large brains relative to their body size. In a… Read more »
New research published in BMC Public Health explores whether the negative effects of workplace sexual harassment, specifically… Read more »
Can you see it yet? You'd be forgiven for thinking this was just an image of coral but it is, in fact, an octopus marvelously… Read more »
OCD symptoms consume significant portions of time in one’s life and can affect school, work, and even their family members.… Read more »