Researchers Uncover Surprising Diversity in Sharks' Inner Ears
Researchers digitally dissected 10 shark skulls to reveal that their inner ears may be more influenced by their evolutionary history instead of where they live or what they eat.
View ArticleNew Study Suggests Some Catfish Can "Sniff" Underwater
Scientists have discovered a previously unknown way that certain fish may "sniff" underwater.
View ArticleIn Wine Country, Barn Owls Offer Eco-friendly Alternative for Rodent Control
New research finds that barn owls reduce the number of rodents in vineyards not only by eating them but also scaring them.
View ArticleIn Seconds, Fiber Optic Cables Detect Earthquake Size
New research shows that fiber optic cables could help improve earthquake early warning systems by estimating an earthquake's size within seconds, giving communities more time to prepare.
View ArticleWhat Made Trees Possible? New Research Points to Drought
A new study suggests that the evolution of trees was driven not only by the race for sunlight, but also by the need to survive drought.
View ArticleWhat Made Trees Possible? New Research Points to Drought Survival
A new study suggests that the evolution of trees was driven not only by the race for sunlight, but also by the need to survive drought.
View ArticleUnlocking the Mystery of Performance: How 'Super Shoes' Influence Different...
A new research collaboration between Cal Poly Humboldt and global athletic company New Balance is giving undergraduate students a rare opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge science while helping...
View ArticleRiver Otters at the Arcata Marsh: They Eat More Than Fish
Now, marking the 27th and final year of this long-term research effort, Black is sharing new observations at the Arcata Marsh & Wildlife Sanctuary--a place where wastewater treatment, wildlife...
View ArticleInaugural California Outdoor Economy Summit Highlights Rural Economies and...
State, local, and Tribal leaders will gather to explore California's $80+ billion outdoor economy, including tourism, conservation, and public lands, and discuss the opportunities and challenges facing...
View Article$1M Grant Funds Study on Greener, Cleaner Cannabis Farming
Researchers from Cal Poly Humboldt and Chico State will partner with Northern California farmers to study regenerative growing methods.
View ArticleCampbell Foundation Commits $3 Million for Cannabis Studies Professorship at...
Cal Poly Humboldt has received a landmark $3 million commitment from the Campbell Foundation to establish the University's first fully funded endowed professorship. The Campbell Foundation has...
View ArticleScientists Discover New Semi-Aquatic Rodent in the Peruvian Andes
The new species of mammal, a water mouse, was discovered in the cloud forest of Peru, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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