New study suggests spikes in lightning activity mark key changes during early stages of eruptions
Fewer predators and heightened competition for mates allowed urban tungara frogs to add more notes and frills to their calls, with big results Read more: h
Researchers say the prehistoric mass extinction event could mirror contemporary—and future—devastation sparked by global warming
RePaint renders reproductions in color four times closer to the original than the next-best tool
The compound protects against the American foulbrood disease, but the same technique could lead to protection against other major pathogens
Researchers say the avian creatures are as genetically distant from other birds as humans are from other primates
A beautiful celestial display is due to take place starting on the night of December 13
Maria Sibylla Merian documented the lifecycles of moths and butterflies with unprecedented accuracy
It turns out the insects love marula fruit found in south-central Africa, which attracted them to human caves
The tool, which is still in early stages of development, can’t identify the specific type of cancer present or gauge the severity of the disease
Detailed data shows livestock operations and fertilizers plants are major sources of the pollutant
Wisdom the Laysan albatross is believed to be around 68 years old, and she has raised as many as 35 chicks
Recipient was born without a womb, but thanks to uterine transplant, she was able to deliver a healthy baby girl in December 2017
The "Sarlacc Pit," as its been informally dubbed, was discovered last spring during a caribou survey in British Columbia's Wells Gray Provincial Park
A number of brands, including Nutrisca and Natural Life, have issued recalls of certain products
The suit alleges that oil firms are responsible for climate change driven algae blooms, which have delayed and shortened recent crab-harvesting seasons
The particles accumulated with rapid speed, but it took up to 48 days for them to disappear from the mollusks’ systems
The iconic reptile and last Pinta Island tortoise passed in 2012, but a new look at his DNA is helping researchers understand genetics
When researchers used machine learning to evaluate 150,000 plant species, they found that 10 percent were likely to qualify for the IUCN Red List
Drop represents longest sustained decline in expected lifespan since the tumultuous period of 1915 to 1918
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