The new research looked at 657,461 children, including subgroups that are considered susceptible to autism spectrum disorder
Over the past three decades, Earth’s number of annual ocean heat wave days rose by more than 50 percent
So far, 23 people are confirmed dead in Lee County, Alabama, after Sunday's tornadoes
Architects are more likely than non-experts to deem curvilinear spaces beautiful, but less likely to enter curved over straight-edged rooms
Originally excavated in 1972, the pronged cactus-spine tool languished in storage for more than 40 years before its true purpose was recognized
A study of 24 craters shows they experienced the simultaneous rise and fall of groundwater, suggesting they were interconnected at one time
It is believed that the animals, some of which are considered vulnerable, were being trafficked as part of a multi-million dollar wildlife trade
Researchers identified the mutations responsible for the tabby’s extra toes, tiny stature
The sloth’s tooth, which was discovered in a deep pool in Belize, is helping scientists learn about the animal’s diet and the climate in which it lived
The vocal critters could help scientists better understand the mechanics of human conversation
A new study suggests that sleeping late on Saturday and Sunday may disrupt metabolic and circadian functions for the chronically sleep deprived
There is only one other known case of this unusual type of conception, which happens when an egg is fertilized by two sperm
The scientists had a hunch that more meteorites were hidden a foot below the ice—they were right
According to a survey of two billion tweets, people stop viewing weather anomalies as extreme after just two to eight years of recurring temperatures
A new study finds that growing up with limited access to greenery is associated with a 15 to 55 percent higher risk of developing mental health conditions
A new study has found that sleep deprivation doesn’t end once babies start sleeping through the night
It took eight volunteer firefighters to pop the overweight rodent out of a vent in the sewer cover
Researchers also found traces of a different radioactive isotope, likely linked with a separate cremation, in a worker’s urine
New modeling shows that 1,200 ppm of CO2 disrupts stratocumulus cloud formation, which could lead to 14 degrees Fahrenheit of warming
Walls of ice—some as high as 30 feet—surged over the shoreline, colliding with residential properties
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