Jellyfish have been a part of Earth’s marine ecosystem for at least 500 million years; however recent spikes in their populations serve as a warning for marine life and a possible future that puts other fish at a disadvantage. Join Harsh as he dives into the origin of jellies, their growing abundance and what it does to the marine ecosystem.

This feature explores the surprising and overlooked history of mistletoe, beyond its holiday symbolism. The article blends botanical concepts, medical history, folklore and modern research and shows that mistletoe is more than a festive decoration.

10,000 year old peatland could join the fight against climate change. These wetlands could offer a natural solution for carbon sequestration, flood reduction and also provide a hub for rare biodiversity.

Each winter, the European robin (Erithacus rubecula) migrates hundreds or even thousands of kilometres to escape the cold. With the help of an internal compass and a belly full of fat reserves, the robin takes flight in search of food and a warmer climate.