But two wrongs don't make a right, as both problems are altering the birds' biology
Surprisingly, the plant’s fleshy, brown flowers don't smell so bad
Monarch butterflies qualify for protections, but 161 other species have higher priority
Using leaves can make male crickets' calls three times louder, upping their chances of attracting a female
Two plants in the same pot must find a way to share the water and nutrients in the soil
The study suggests people may have previously underestimated the communication abilities of other non-domesticated species
The robotic explorer was sent to Mars to study its formation—and the data is now making its way back to Earth
The Inouye Solar Telescope captured the unprecedentedly detailed image of a 3,700-mile-wide sunspot on January 28
The chicken-sized carnivore was found in Brazil and researchers say it may have been quite colorful
The U.S. Department of Agriculture detected the infection while testing wild animals around a mink farm with a Covid-19 outbreak
With a population of around 366 whales, 'every individual counts' in coming back from the brink of extinction
Researchers think the new species may have been a deep diving specialist, due to its cavernous ribcage and enlarged eyes
Tiny, flightless reptiles called lagerpetids may have given rise to the largest flying animal ever to have lived on Earth
In a series of cognitive tests, the corvids surprised scientists with their ability to interact with each other and with the world around them
Pfizer-BioNTech’s vaccine received emergency use authorization from the FDA last week
In the late 1990s, one affected devil infected an average of 3.5 others, but now each only infects about one
The Arctic ground squirrel recycles nutrients in its body, allowing it to slumber for up to eight months and wake up unscathed
Astronomers spotted the two gargantuan bubbles of charged particles ballooning out from the middle of our home galaxy
People produce 30 billion tons of material annually, making our built environment heavier than the planet's biomass
The organisms can recover during a heat wave instead of afterwards, and scientists call it a 'game changer' for conservation of the species
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