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Even small birds fly high

Saskatoon · Saskatoon

Even small birds fly high

Dr. Catherine Ivy (Assistant Professor, University of Saskatchewan, Canada), shared research this morning at the 2025 APS Summit on the remarkable hypoxia tolerance of birds. Although bar-headed geese (above) are the poster-birds for research on extreme hypoxia tolerance, I was surprised to learn that even many small migratory species of birds fly at relatively high altitude. Tiny migratory yellow-rumped warblers (~12g), for example, travel for …See the Story

The time has come…APS 2025 has kicked off!

Baltimore, MD · Baltimore

The time has come…APS 2025 has kicked off!

We are so excited to be here in Baltimore for the 2025 American Physiology Summit! The meeting kicked off yesterday with a fantastic opening celebration. Today is packed with comparative physiology research topics. Stay tuned!See the Story

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Understanding Giant Pandas’ Unique Bamboo Diet

Understanding Giant Pandas’ Unique Bamboo Diet

Happy National Panda Day!! Today, we celebrate one of the most beloved animals around the world. Giant pandas, Ailuropoda melanoleuca, are native to China and are the only living member of the genus, Ailuropoda. Pandas are members of the carnivorous Ursidae bear family. However, they have evolved to eat a diet consisting of close to 99% bamboo. Their jaws, teeth, digestive system and even their paws with a “false thumb” […]See the Story

Surviving the heat: How humans and animals adapt to hot environments

Surviving the heat: How humans and animals adapt to hot environments

Heat is a major physiological stressor that can damage proteins in the body, promote dehydration and even lead to death. Organisms living in hot environments must develop both behavioral and physiological mechanisms to prevent heat-related damage or illness. A recent review published in Physiology examined how humans and experimental animals adapt to heat (Laitano et al., 2025). Organisms that tolerate heat effectively can maintain normal phy…See the Story

The gatekeepers of life: Exploring the complex role of GPCRs

The gatekeepers of life: Exploring the complex role of GPCRs

Cell membranes are incredibly complex environments that play crucial roles in interacting with other cells, sensing specific molecules in the body, controlling what crosses the membrane, and other vital functions. The composition of these membranes varies between organs in an animal, between similar organs in different species, and even between individuals of the same species. Think of cell membranes as gatekeepers, responsible for detecting var…See the Story

Brain Power on a Budget: How Bullfrogs Survive Without Oxygen

Brain Power on a Budget: How Bullfrogs Survive Without Oxygen

Did you know that your brain is really greedy? It uses about 5.7 kilograms of ATP every day, which is an incredible amount of energy! To keep up with such demand, the brain depends on an adequate supply of oxygen and nutrients, such as glucose. When oxygen or nutrient delivery are limited, like during a heart attack, stroke or in low-oxygen environments, the brain is unable to produce enough ATP […]See the Story