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If somebody told you that you had access to millions of years of information that could help you live a happier, healthier life, what would you do?

What if we could actually understand the animals around us? What insights could we get from these creatures who experience the world in entirely different ways than we do? Let’s see how close we are to communicating with them!

After I saw the TED Talk we are sharing with you today, I just collapsed back into my chair and thought, “what else are we missing because of our preconceived notions?!”

The best place to develop and look for new medicines is in the laboratory, right? This might be the wrong way of going about things when it comes to our health. Perhaps instead of heading into the lab, we should be heading out into the wilderness to ask other animals for help.

What Happened to Your Blueberries?

You can find fungi pretty much everywhere—including your plate. But how does it get there? The amazing series, How Does it Grow, brings us to one of the largest mushroom growers in the United States to find out how!

Did you know that in the face of globalization and technology, the tapestry of languages that extends across our globe is shrinking? We’re taking a look at how people around the planet are working towards saving languages and why this mission is so important for all of us!

With 20,000 known species of bee in the world, it’s no surprise that they each go about life a little differently. We’re lucky enough to learn more about the blue orchard mason bee and the beautiful homes they make for their young in this article

Male orchid bees don't just look beautiful, they also smell beautiful (well, to female bees anyway). These little guys are the perfumers of the forest, collecting smells in hopes of finding a mate. Here's how they do it!

How much do you know about this famous neighborhood bandit? They have quite a few interesting tricks that help them survive in our urban worlds!

These communities in Canada are helping us all reimagine what we can do to have healthy relationships with the wildlife that lives around us!