Urbanization reshapes soil microbes in surprising ways—bacteria adapt and become alike, while fungi resist change.

As urbanization continues to reshape landscapes, wildlife is adapting to thrive in human-dominated environments. This ...

According to NASA, the city's population has climbed from approximately 350,000 in 2001 to 437,000 in 2024—a 25 percent increase. Much of this growth is concentrated in the city's northeastern and ...

Researchers at the University of Granada and the Max Planck Institute for Biological Intelligence have demonstrated a link ...

In addition, successful urban bird species have more elaborate colours in their plumage, which is especially true for females. Cities seem to favour more colourful birds -- probably because there are ...

This illustration depicts the impact of urbanization on soil microbial communities across different climates and vegetation types. The top section shows a gradient from natural forests to urban ...

But the fresh urbanization push overlooks basic demographic theory. In the cities, people have fewer children due to high housing costs, limited space, expensive education, and because they spend ...