Serpent bellies seem smooth, but on a microscopic level, their species-specific scale structures may show how they adapted to their environments
Researchers say the new species of mosasaur had teeth unlike those of any known reptile
New research and videos show how spiders in the Theridiidae family hoist up prey 50 times their size
Researchers identified the 100 percent fatal pathogen as epizootic neurologic and gastroenteric syndrome or ENGS
The highly radioactive element was first created in a 1952 hydrogen bomb test
Named Rice’s whale, the species can reach lengths of 42 feet and lives in the Gulf’s warm waters all year
Forty-eight cities across America have shorted their emissions by nearly 20 percent
The accent is influenced by each group's queen but can vary if the monarch is overthrown
Anthropogenic noise is affecting the female cricket's ability to hear the male's courting song
NASA's Cassini probe flew just 600 miles above Saturn's largest moon to gather the data
The male of the newly described species measured just half an inch long from his nose to the base of his tail
Found on a beach in Wales, the fossil is 220 million years old and shows the details of the muscles and joints in the reptile's foot
Adding capsaicin, the chemical responsible for making chili peppers spicy, improved the efficiency of solar cells in experiments
Between 2006 and 2015, researchers worldwide observed 25 percent fewer bee species than they had before 1990
A database called eBird reveals as many as 65 million birds fly through these Western migration zones
Northern Siberians and ancestral native Americans may have traded pups at the time
Fishing fleets have indiscriminately slaughtered sharks for decades and a new study catalogues the environmental damage done
New research identifies an unusual avalanche as the culprit behind the 1959 Dyatlov Pass Incident
Fancy fungi grown in the Czech Republic may benefit from global warming
The bird attracted a crowd of about 100 birdwatchers, a territorial hawk and several crows
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