Antlers are unique architectures. They are shed and rebuilt at yearly intervals, growing from bony pedicles in early spring to full-fledged structures cast in late…
This essay analyses an assortment of animal homes and the way they are constructed, maintained, and affected due to the environment that surrounds them. Since…
All populations form networks which describe their interactions, mixing and mating. Migratory populations also form networks, but these are much more complex because of the…
Biology and ecology are often viewed through a lens of pure chemistry or physics. However, these two fields do not serve particularly well when analyzing…
In exceptional cases, organism remains may fossilize, persisting in sediment and retaining morphological features across great lengths of time. Eluding complete biological breakdown, these special…
There are many functional applications of chemotaxis that form the stepping stones of animal migration. Investigating trophic chains – dynamic networks of interacting species –…
Despite their differences, living organisms find common ground when their time comes to an end. While life activities cease, the spirit of the afterlife continues…
This essay compiles a selection of different animal homes and the mechanics behind their assembly, stability, and functioning. The more you contemplate the living conditions…
Migration is a fascinating phenomenon that occurs in many disparate corners of the animal kingdom. To better understand how it works, its similarities, and its…
This essay will discuss the use of blood in industry. In specific, the use of horseshoe crab blood as an important resource in the biomedical…
The avian egg is predominantly perceived as a static structure. In reality, the avian egg is influenced by many internal factors, such as gaseous exchanges…
This report describes two of the most important gas exchangers for all living animals: lungs and gills. Throughout the research, cutaneous respiration will also be…