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Articles by Simone Scully

Great Frigatebird (Fregata minor) breeding colony in trees, Aldabra, Seychelles Photograph by Expeditieteam Aldabra/ Foto Natura/Minden Pictures

Love, Naturally
February 14, 2014 — 10 Amazing Ways Animals Woo a Mate

Scientists Find the Key to a City Bird’s Hue
February 7, 2014 — A pigeon’s style is determined by three genes.

Wondering How to Identify a Bird? There’s An App For That.

February 7, 2014 — New Merlin app identifies birds in five simple questions.
A frog-eating bat with its favorite prey. Photo by Christian Ziegler. Christian Ziegler

Love Songs Can Be Deadly For Frogs
January 24, 2014 — Instead of snagging a date, some amphibians are snatched up by bats.
An adult black robin (Petroica traversi). Photo Credit: MMassaro M, Sainudiin R, Merton D, Briskie JV, Poole AM, et al. (2013) Human-Assisted Spread of a Maladaptive Behavior in a Critically Endangered Bird. PLoS ONE 8(12) Massaro M et al/PLoS One 8(10)

The Black Robin Conundrum: What Happens When Humans Move Eggs in the Nest
January 17, 2014 — The effort to save the bird from extinction had unforeseen consequences.
A capuchin monkey at Serra da Capivara National Park, Brazil. Photo courtesy of Tiago Falótico. Tiago Falótico

Capuchin Flirt by Throwing Stones (With Video)
January 17, 2014 — These female monkeys resort to drastic measures to attract a mate.
A wood frog. Photo by Dave Huth via Flickr Creative Commons Dave Huth/Flickr Creative Commons

Frogs Freeze to Survive the Alaskan Winter
January 15, 2014 — How Turning Into a Frogsicle Prevents Death
An olinguito. Photo Credit: Mark Gurney Mark Gurney

11 New Animal Discoveries
January 8, 2014 — Some of the many exciting new species discovered in 2013.

11 Reasons the Christmas Bird Count Rocks
December 12, 2013 — The world’s longest-running citizen science project is a boon for bird conservation.

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