Invasive Aedes aegypti mosquitoes can carry disease, so Oxitec’s modified strain is designed to reduce their numbers
The achievement cements China as a major player in modern space exploration and could soon deliver discoveries about Mars' geology
Research suggests the rare, heavy element may have been created by the collision of two neutron stars
Compared to other experimental groups, undergrads who interacted with pups experienced improved executive functioning skills
New research illustrates the capacity of forests to regenerate if given the chance
In healthcare settings, mass transit, and where local laws require it, people should continue to wear masks
When the man visualizes his written messages, a pair of electrical sensors measure his brain activity and translate it into letters
The seven-foot-long female lake sturgeon was microchipped and released promptly back into the water
Officials and parents hope to vaccinate young teens against the coronavirus in time for summer recreation and school in the fall
Study finds evidence that ancient humans and their Neanderthal cousins ate lots of starchy, carbohydrate-rich foods
Most lobsters are brown, but about one in 30 million of the crustaceans are calico-colored
The sea creature typically lives in depths of 3,000 feet and rarely shows up on shore in one piece
The state issued a 'red flag' fire warning on May 2, the first one issued in May since 2014, during a stretch of abnormally hot, dry and windy weather
When it’s time to reproduce, each of the worm’s many rear ends will swim off to get fertilized
First seen in fall 2020, the giant fuchsia feline hands out masks to raise awareness and encourages social distancing
The rocket's uncontrolled orbit was tracked for days and, upon re-entry, received criticism from NASA
Scientists tested what the Internet has long known to be true: Our feline friends have an "if I fits, I sits" approach to picking the coziest spot
The law allows almost unrestricted hunting methods, including the use of night-vision goggles and shooting from helicopters
Researchers used tracking tags to solve the mystery of where young green sea turtles go after they hatch on the beach
The chicken-sized Shuvuuia dinosaur had a fragile, birdlike skull, one-clawed hands and long skinny legs
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