DNA tests on the well-preserved remains can't determine whether the little canine was wild or domestic
A new study has found that pumas in the Santa Cruz Mountains display higher mercury levels than big cats in inland regions
Researchers say the vessel is probably more than 1,000 years old
A new study suggests that the flightless birds were not declining due to environmental changes when humans began to hunt them in large numbers
At 75, Hillary became the first black woman to set foot on the North Pole
The team found the world's largest mammal pushes its heart to its limits
Scholars have long suspected the play, written in 1613, was a collaborative effort. Now, an algorithm has mapped out who wrote what
A start-up called Virtual Planet is rolling out demonstrations in coastal cities affected by sea level rise
Earlier this year, the spot appeared to be losing big chunks, but new research suggests it was gobbling up a smaller storm
Illegal growers are poisoning California’s forests with pesticides, but even legal weed has a carbon footprint
Iman, a 25-year-old female and the last Sumatran rhino in the country, died on Saturday
Across 60 cultures, songs sung in similar social contexts have shared musical features
“We’re doing this because climate change is real,” the MTA account wrote on Twitter after a local shared a snapshot of a flooded subway entrance
A new study shows excess outdoor light is impacting how insects hunt, mate and make them more vulnerable to predators
The cycle of grazing and fertilizing prolongs spring-like vegetation in grasslands and makes green-up more intense in following years
From tiny insects to large marine mammals, animals are affected by noise in ways that might threaten their survival
The process requires stopping a trauma patient's heart and cooling their body with ice-cold saline
Over 100 recently-hatched gharials were found deep in Nepal's Bardia National Park
Scientists have known about the ancient snake group Najash for years, but were not able to gain a thorough understanding of its skull until now
The ten feathers are the first signs that fluffy dinosaurs lived near the South Pole more than 100 million years ago
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