Florida is now home to more invasive amphibians and reptiles than any place on Earth
If the tegus’ range expands, the list of native species potentially at risk could grow
Helping a stronger Puerto Rico emerge after Hurricane Maria
Science is better than fiction for an evolutionary biologist
You’ve probably heard of probiotics’ role in creating a healthy gut biome. But what if they could help coral reefs,...
Entomologist Marc Branham is building on UF's reputation as a firefly research hotspot
The man who founded the Florida Museum of Natural History more than 100 years ago had a clear purpose: to...
Florida Museum scientists find first fossil evidence for the existence of monkeys in North America
Invasive species in Florida like Nile monitors and Argentine black-and-white tegus pose a growing threat to the Sunshine State’s environment,...
Sea turtles are rebounding, but much work remains
A huge temperature spike 56 million years ago provides insights into modern climate change
Pam Soltis has spent her adult life studying the Earth’s living things, first from the perspective of plants and in recent years on a broader scale as she and her husband, Doug, have worked to create a “Tree of Life” that organizes and illustrates how all living things interact.