Preserving the Pitcher Plant New hybrids take the strain off their wild cousins. KinFood Nutritionally, cannibalism makes sense. A Taste of the Woods For almost 100 years, botanists and gourmands have looked for a rare treat in the woods just a few miles from the UNC campus. 99 Alien Invasion Exotic plants are gaining a chokehold on our landscape.
Every wildflower has a story to tell.
The Royal Family Revealed South American stripe-backed wrens pass on some fascinating family traditions from one generation to the next. Our muscles use our bones as levers and pivots. But squids have no bones. When microbes invade, a plant launches an elaborate defense, and somehow the plant's own cells turn up dead. Biologists unravel the plot.