The herbivorous creature last tromped across the state roughly 66 million years ago
The chunk of ice is roughly four times the size of Manhattan
Observed flailing around in Taiwan, this so-called 'alien' turns out to be a horsehair worm
Sink your teeth into the family friendly “Rhoda and the Fossil Hunt”
Anatomy theaters were an early site for science as spectacle
The scientists who pioneered it were regarded as pariahs, even within their own universities
A new agricultural analysis of the island finds that the crop could have supported more than 17,000 people
'I think they're crazy,' the 99-year-old jokingly said of the honor
The duo, dubbed 288P, may help scientists better understand asteroid evolution
The elaborate Wisconsin maze honors the state's geologic history
On its way to study an asteroid for clues about the origins of life, OSIRIS-REx got a little boost from Earth's gravity
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These misplaced ribs don't grow unless something unusual is going on in the gene pool
Using genetic editing, scientists isolated just two genes that play a major role in making butterfly wings as pretty as they are
You think that’s ticks they’re eating?
They may look pretty scary, but they’re actually pretty cool
These simple, ancient creatures show just how deeply rooted sleep may be in the animal kingdom
As conservationists work to restore the once mighty European bison, they must face misunderstandings from concerned citizens
Turtle numbers are on the rise in many areas of the globe, but the endangered species still needs help
A genetic tool allows researchers to disable a gene key to human development in a closely regulated experiment
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