The American Cancer Society reports for some age and gender groups, the race-based disparity is now nearly nonexistent
Meanwhile, search attempts, which are expected to last through the end of 2019, continue
The interactive tool enables users to home in on a specific location and visualize how it has evolved between the Cryogenian period and the present
This year's #ColorOurCollections campaign features fantastical drawings of mythical flora and fauna, grotesque medical sketches
Tudder is looking to change the livestock industry by letting farmers look for breeding mates for their cattle with an app
The newly discovered long-neck dino could help scientists figure out why some dinosaurs grew to be so large
Wildlife photographer used camera traps to record high-quality images of the elusive creature, while a team of researchers released separate video footage
Conservation centers and zoos around the world are providing ample opportunities for people to get petty by letting them name prey after their past lovers
Map predicts how climate change will feel in the city where you live by matching with a future climate twin
The pangolin is believed to be the most trafficked mammal in the world
90 volunteers downed copious amounts of alcohol in the name of science
The surge of hungry four-legged visitors to Belushya Guba is part of a larger trend
Efforts to bring the crisis under control are being hampered by violent conflicts and widespread misconceptions about the infection
Forty percent of insect populations have seen declines in recent years and will drop even more without immediate action
A new study has found that the cleaner wrasse is capable of self-recognition—but does that mean it is also self-aware?
The drugs—which block hunger signals in humans and the insects—keep the bugs from bloodsucking for a few days
A new study suggests not only that prehistoric creatures got cancer, but also that the disease looked similar to cancers in modern humans
Researchers trained 14 bees to add and subtract by one, suggesting their tiny brains have found novel ways of doing complicated tasks
The U.K.-built vehicle is due to launch to the Red Planet next year
A new analysis found that 70 percent of Earth's largest creatures are decreasing in number, while 59 percent are at risk of extinction
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