The animal realm also has its stories. Animals are a critical component of our environment, both domesticated and wild and they do have some amazing stories! Wonderbot Animals is the place for you ...

Increasing global temperatures are ruining sleep quality across the world. Sleep apnea, a common breathing disorder, is ...

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The fast vibration releases a sound and about 300-400 sound waves can be sent out every second. Females make a sound too by clicking their wings. This sound is nowhere near as loud as the male.

Plants increase nectar production in response to pollinator buzzing sounds, study finds by Acoustical Society of America edited by Gaby Clark, reviewed by Andrew Zinin Editors' notes ...

While “The Sound of Falling” was met with a standing ovation on the shorter side for the festival (three-and-a-half minutes), the post-screening reaction was more or less hobbled by the ...

The website goes on to explain that locusts, a type of short horned grasshopper," belong to the order Orthoptera." Here’s what to expect. Cicadas could emerge soon in Massachusetts.

Grasshopper Sparrows got their name because the male’s faint, high-pitched vocalization sounds like the buzz of a grasshopper. This may be an adaptation to delude predators and still allow territorial ...

Fans are curious about the significance of the blue color and buzzing sound in Wilson Bethel’s character, Benjamin Poindexter, AKA Bullseye’s life in Daredevil: Born Again.

Neighbors near the Saint Streets and the Cajundome have been hearing a loud buzzing sound for a few days. KATC wanted to find out more about this noise so we contacted the Cajundome.

Though it may start out as little more than some unusual buzzing, corona discharge in power lines should be taken seriously. If not, it could result in more than just an auditory nuisance.

A new compilation of field recordings from animals around the world—from croaking toads to buzzing insects to bellowing bison—draws attention to the ways creatures of all sizes can speak to us.