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.
Most spiders don’t see in color. Not so for jumping spiders, tiny show-offs who flaunt their vivid stripes and fluffy...
The findings can help inform Florida panther conservation in the years to come.
UF researchers examined survival rates for mosquitoes from two laboratory-reared colonies
A historic fishing village is now Florida’s clam capital
E.O. Wilson once referred to invertebrates as “the little things that run the world,” without whom “the human species [wouldn’t]...
The McGuire Center for Lepidoptera and Biodiversity expands knowledge of butterflies and moths
An early interest in agriculture has led to a lifetime of learning for Roy Curtiss III
Florida is now home to more invasive amphibians and reptiles than any place on Earth
A huge temperature spike 56 million years ago provides insights into modern climate change
Science is better than fiction for an evolutionary biologist