Scientists discover two mummified cubs estimated to be approximately 28,000 and 43,000 years old
The historic fire has been raging for less than a month and already scorched nearly half a million acres
The Atlantic coast swimmer uses its molars to crush the shells of various mollusks and crustaceans
New research corroborates Inuit knowledge of the animals cleverly using new tools
A new study finds these acrobatic rodents quickly weigh variables like bendy branches to figure out how to safely clear big distances high in the treetops
The Revolution in Moon Exploration
The vivid hues showcase soil composition and ancient volcanic history
In 2018, Californians overwhelmingly supported Proposition 12, an initiative designed to create humane conditions for farm animals
Officials closed some recreational sites while the areas undergo eradication efforts
At least 40 arachnid species kill and eat certain slithering predators, which can be up to 30 times the eight-legged critters' size
In 2020, temperatures in the region rose nearly 11 degrees Fahrenheit above normal, causing the limestone to release ancient methane deposits
Forty percent of white-tailed deer sampled from four states between January and March 2021 had antibodies from the virus that causes Covid-19
Study estimates 98 percent of colonies will be quasi-extinct by 2100 unless the world drastically reduces its greenhouse gas emissions
As demand for fish rises, restaurants are slammed with employment losses, port congestion, lack of product, rising costs and shipment snags
Targeting the world's worst emitters could offer disproportionate benefits when it comes to fighting climate change
After various studies suggesting liquid water may lie underneath the Red Planet's south pole, a new study suggests it instead consists of smectites
New research suggests the 'Eagle' ascent stage either exploded in space or remains in orbit—but it likely didn't crash land back on the lunar surface
The whale was spotted stuck among the rocks of an island in Southeast Alaska, but after about six hours on dry land the whale was able to swim off
Some parts of the country are seeing snow for the first time in decades, and its threatening crop production
Researchers head to the bar to learn why beer mats fly erratically when tossed
Cat genomes are more similar to ours than those of mice and dogs, yet researchers say felines are underutilized in genetic studies of disease
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