The McGuire Center for Lepidoptera and Biodiversity expands knowledge of butterflies and moths
Sea turtles are rebounding, but much work remains
A hiss emerges from a plastic bin, rising over the noise from a nearby highway. On a levee at the...
By studying the way wildlife are hunted, researchers discuss the economics that help inform policy makers.
New findings on come jellies could have implications for synthetic and regenerative medicine
UF geologist Mike Perfit and four colleagues share photos from the hidden world at the bottom of the sea
UF/IFAS professor unveils research on rare, endangered mammal during National Bat Appreciation Month
UF/IFAS researcher Holly Ober is sharing critical findings on one of the rarest bats in the world
The wide-ranging study is good news for shark conservation
Learn about the world's longest snake known to science
Alligator mating season has arrived along with warmer weather, but this year, the alligators pretty much have all 2,000 acres of campus to themselves.
Hammerhead sharks are the strange-looking ones. They look like someone grabbed their skull by the eye sockets and stretched their...
Their interactions help both species to survive in Florida wetlands, says UF/IFAS scientists