Hunting Expands. So Does Camouflage. See a Pattern?
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With more than 100 different patterns of camouflage now available, the American hunter has a lot more thinking to do about his or her appearance in the field.
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Investor's Business Daily - Hunters follow footprints when they stalk big game. Likewise, investors can follow the tracks of mutual funds to spot winning stocks.
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Vegetation thrives on moisture and when you add an increase of nitrogen and complements of lightning, the greenery gets even greener. The May issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reports poison ivy is expected to get a lot itchier because of global warming.
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A Texas-based Web site is promising hunters worldwide the chance to shoot deer and antelope with the click of a mouse. At live-shot.
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Apparently, the same things that makes large, toothy predators so good at hunting big game also make them more vulnerable to extinction - as is shown in a new study of a
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By Wood, Aaron R Zelditch, Miriam L; Rountrey, Adam N; Eiting, Thomas P; Et al  Abstract.- Evolutionary stasis has often been explained by stabilizing selection, intrinsic constraints, or, more recently, by spatially patterned population dynamics.
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By Mike D. Smith, The Beaumont Enterprise, Texas  Feb. 4--Potential buyers who think they have plenty of time to shop for a  good deal before putting up cash for that coveted deer lease or quiet country  plot might not want to wait too long.
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Evolutionary biologists have long theorized that the pace of evolution quickens when a species faces great environmental stress. This idea, of course, is a tough one to âprove,â but we can see examples of it all around us. Just look at the IT security industry, where something akin to drastic environmental change is happening right now: Organized cybercrime groups are punching truck-size holes in enterprise security defenses as regulators, shareholders, and attorneys general are putting pressure on companies to lock down sensitive data. The pressure for change will make this weekâs RSA Security Conference in San Francisco less an industry shindig than a live experiment in evolutionary biology. So walk quietly and keep your field glasses handy to spot some exotic new species in these areas:
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It's a rock! It's a coral! No, it's an octopus. Watch an underwater "master of disguise" literally change its spots to avoid predators and stalk prey.
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A fossil found in Wyoming has apparently resolved a long-standing question about when bats gained their radar-like ability to navigate and locate airborne insects at night. The answer: after they started flying.
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By Melissa Eddy Associated Press  BUCHENWALD, Germany -- The hunt begins with a number.
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c60011)  has announced the addition of "Ethnography and  Law" to their offering.  Ethnographies of law are historically associated with anthropology and  the study of far-away places and people.
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Like the famed ivory-billed woodpecker, my perfect running shoe is hiding. I have been as methodical and patient as those champion bird-watchers in my search. All I have to show for it is the orthopedic version of a fuzzy photograph. Flashes of greatness have flown from my feet in some shoes. But only for brief moments, and maybe they weren't even real....
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By Craig Medred, Anchorage Daily News, Alaska  Sep. 24--SANDPOINT, Idaho -- The war on predators is being waged on a distinctly different front here.
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By The Hartford Courant, Conn.  Sep. 10--Call it the path to biological diversity for America's plant and  animal species ...   Ecologists have long suspected that "wildlife corridors," undeveloped  pathways linking patches of plant and animal habitats, encourage biodiversity.
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Chameleons evolved the ability to flash bright colours to show off, not to blend in, scientists say.
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By Elizabeth Jphn  THERE are few places left to hide with a new eye in the sky, writes ELIZABETH JOHN.   KUALA LUMPUR: Up to no good and think the dense, steamy jungle is the best place to hide? Think again.