For humans, envy, lust, wrath, sloth, greed, pride, and gluttony are associated with shameful behavior. For animals, they are simply survival mechanisms. Here, we learn there are unnerving similarities between man and beast. Examine the human psyche and explore how our behavior has evolved from the origins of the seven deadly sins, parallel with behaviors found in the animal kingdom.
For humans, envy, lust, wrath, sloth, greed, pride, and gluttony are associated with shameful behavior. For animals, they are simply survival mechanisms. Here, we learn there are unnerving similarities between man and beast. Examine the human psyche and explore how our behavior has evolved from the origins of the seven deadly sins, parallel with behaviors found in the animal kingdom.
Whale Sharks: Why the World's Biggest Fish is in a Struggle For Survival
By Kevin Martin
Jun 14, 2018
Will space-age technology help save the largest fish on Earth – the whale shark? Despite their size, whale sharks are threatened by overfishing and the appalling practice of…
Snakes in the Everglades! Pythons Threaten Florida's Ecosystem
By Kevin Martin
Sep 13, 2018
If you live in Florida, you probably already know from first-hand experience what I’m about to tell you. There are a lot of unusual fauna all across Florida, but the most…
From Sexy Maneuvers to Great Migrations, High-Speed Cameras Reveal Hummingbird Secrets
By Kevin Martin
Feb 21, 2019
New scientific discoveries unlock the secrets of hummingbird behavior and shine a light on how hummingbirds migrate, how and where they evolved, and how they stay aloft. The use…
Certain animals evoke revulsion and fear in billions of people, from Sakhalin Island to Timbuktu, Sydney to Sarasota. What fierce creatures would you least like to encounter up…
What Are 'Endangered' Species? (And How You Can Help Save Them)
By Kevin Martin
Mar 29, 2019
Endangered and threatened species face possible extinction. Leading the effort to save them is the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, which publishes the “Red…
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