Scientists have discovered a new spider species, *Pikelinia floydmuraria*, in Colombia that hunts prey six times its size and lives on walls, helping control urban pests.
An international study reveals that integrated land-use planning can reduce development's impact on biodiversity by 15% and cut carbon loss by 19%, offering a framework for balancing conservation, agriculture, and renewable energy needs.
A new study reveals that the ability of fish to feed on hard surfaces spurred a significant burst of reef fish evolution around 50 million years ago, leading to increased biodiversity.