Dutch Airport Attempts to Keep Birds Away With Foraging Pigs
Nearby farmland has attracted birds, which can be disastrous for planes. A pilot pig program aims to remedy the problem.
Bees Exposed to Pesticide Could Take Multiple Generations to Recover
A new study shows that blue orchard bees’ exposure to some pesticides is additive, getting worse with each exposure.
Consider the Lobster’s Feelings
A new study, commissioned by the UK government, found that crustaceans and cephalopods are sentient beings. Boiling them live may soon be banned.
Some Norwegian Goats Are Contained Using Invisible Fences
The ‘CyborGoats’ wear a GPS unit around their neck that helps keep them from crossing over a virtual fence.
Swallowable Sensors Give an Inside Look at How Cows Are Doing
The smart capsule remains in the first of the cow’s four stomachs, gathering data about the animal’s health to relay to farmers.
Northeast Organic Dairy Farmers May Get Squeezed Out of Business
The affected farms are taking a major hit after Danone, which owns Horizon Organic, terminated 89 contracts.
Bill Seeks to Standardize and Promote Offshore Aquaculture
Yet it remains unclear whether or not offshore aquaculture is bad for the environment.
Move Over, Smart Phones. Smart Hives Are Here
The in-hive devices are one recent innovation helping to preserve honeybee colonies.
This Enormous, Deadly Bird Might Have Been Domesticated Before the Chicken
New research suggests the cassowary may have been reared by humans thousands of years earlier.
