The thing most people know about lemmings – their tendency to follow each other off a cliff – is not actually true (more on that later), but scientists have just learned something new about them: they ...

Alaska’s home to three lemming species, they wrote – brown, bog, which they describe as “little-studied,” and collared. Populations tend to increase quickly every three or four years, then ...

The collared lemming, which lives in the high-arctic tundra, ... The stoat, arctic fox, snowy owl, and a seabird called the long-tailed skua all dine on this hamster-like animal.

The collared lemming, which lives in the high-arctic tundra, ... The stoat, arctic fox, snowy owl, and a seabird called the long-tailed skua all dine on this hamster-like animal.

Collared lemming: not suicidal after all ... That, in turn, boosts the predator numbers, which become so numerous and gorge so much on the lemmings that the rodent numbers plummet dramatically.

Scientists believe they have figured out why a type of lemming goes through its enormous boom-and-bust population swings. Contrary to popular myth, collared lemmings - a small, hamster-like ...

But as Renee Montagne explains, the idea that lemmings commit mass suicide is a myth. Accessibility links. Skip to main content; ... The Truth About Lemmings, The Rodent, ...

A study of the genomic variation of the collared lemming across its range in northern Eurasia finds that the highest mitochondrial genetic diversity resides in West Beringia, supporting a ...

The faction of House Republicans leading the charge against the Affordable Care Act amid a partial government shutdown have been referred to as... The Truth About Lemmings, The Rodent, Not The ...