Researchers create Caribbean's first complete ancient human genome, find Taíno genes in living people
Taken by Jo-Anne McArthur, the photo shows a rescued baby gorilla hugging her caretaker
Architects are increasingly touting wood as a cleaner alternative to steel, concrete and brick
Researchers genetically manipulated bacteria to produce the iridescent colors seen in peacock feathers, butterfly wings
Analysis of bronze and sheet metal sculptures reveals how, when and where works were cast
The deep sea creatures, which are named after Disney's floppy-eared elephant, use their giant fins for navigation
Whether you swing arabica or robusta, your coffee can support biodiversity—as long as it's grown in the shade
Bombardier beetles can escape the stomachs of toads by setting off a powerful chemical reaction
In ancient times, the gates seemed to respond to supernatural powers, but it's actually all about science
The white-letter hairstreak, which is native to the UK, had disappeared from Scotland for more than a century
Photons typically don't interact, but physicists bound three together in the lab
Current population could fall by more than 45,000 over next 35 years
Don't worry, it's unlikely to happen anytime soon—and even if it does most of it would burn up on entry
These spiders can twirl around faster than a blink of an eye to strike its prey
The test is quick, effective and could help prevent unnecessary exposure to radiation
It is the first time that non-human animals have been documented giving medical care to others
The images celebrate the depth and beauty of the physical sciences
The 45 year old has woken up with Australian, Irish and British accents
Nutria breed prolifically and they are absolute menaces
This was the first-known time the parasite has made the jump from cows to humans
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