Things are getting serious for the world's most famous bald eagles
The brain implant bypasses the patient's injured spinal cord, allowing him to eat and drink on his own
Now you can easily peruse more than 140,000 of the agency's photos, videos and visualizations
White males under 45 are most likely to report using the drug
New research suggests that the engaging, visual-spatial nature of the game may disrupt the formation "intrusive memories"
Even before the dawn of agriculture, house mice plagued homes
Trail cameras caught a mother panther trailed by two kittens
Using human bodies in this way still happens–and it’s controversial
Bodies are complicated, but they’re no match for persistent bioengineers
The print was among twenty-one types left behind 130 million years ago
These living leaves could eventually become patches for the human heart
It works—but only for hamsters (and maybe people) traveling east
But it's complicated—and the medical community is not in agreement about the new findings
The first "Flight to the Lights" took 130 skygazers to get up close with the Aurora Australis
The O’Briens have carried on a decades-long love affair with the critters—and each other
It’s a bright idea that just might help humans create solar fuel
Supporters say that the pipeline will bolster job development in the U.S., but opponents worry about the project's environmental impact
The update includes 12 new cloud-related features, including volatus clouds, contrails, and wave-like asperitas discovered by citizen scientists
Astronaut Thomas Pesquet captured an image of the volcano's glowing lava
Detailed analysis of dino fossils suggests that <i>Tyrannosaurus</i> and its relatives may be on the wrong side of the tree
Page 277 of 449