Decades of satellite data show changes in the ocean that could lead to more destructive storm surges and coastal erosion
But the news isn’t all bad: Americans also reported generally more positive experiences than the rest of the world
The penguins have all but abandoned what was once a thriving breeding site at Halley Bay
A 2 to 2.5 magnitude quake on the Red Planet is the first seismic activity detected outside the Earth and the Moon
Researchers point toward marine creatures' inability to adapt to changing water temperatures, lack of adequate shelter
A new study found that one in five children reported not drinking any water on a given day
Unwitting citizen-scientists discovered evidence that vulnerable species return to the same ships, which could help in their recovery
Researchers believe an ancient hunter-gatherer consumed the reptile whole as part of a ceremonial or ritualistic event
According to a new study, rising temperatures have reduced the GDP of many poor nations and boosted economic output of wealthier countries
Services like Blue Apron have come under fire for using excessive packaging, but a new study found that pre-portioned meals cut down on food waste
The three hives are located on a roof above the sacristy—around 100 feet below the cathedral's damaged main roof
A new study shows the apex predators will flee their hunting grounds and won't return for up to a year when killer whales pass by
Some 22 million years ago, the apex predator ruled the forests of Africa and dined on the ancestors of hippopotamuses and elephants
Researchers previously thought the acoustic repertoire of Araguaian river dolphins was relatively limited
The technique could eventually be adapted to create full-sized organs personalized to each patient
An infrared telescope mounted in a Boeing 747 has detected the first type of molecule to form after the big bang
The accomplishment challenges how we ethically, legally and philosophically define death
The team hopes to grow viable cells out of the foal’s tissue, paving the way for further experimentation aimed at cloning the extinct horse
‘It feels awesome,’ Koch said of the milestone
Researchers studied urine salt deposits to map out the history of animal domestication at Turkey's Aşıklı Höyük settlement
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