These long-distance migrants could get a boost from their striking coloration, which may reduce drag by heating and cooling air unevenly
In Elko, the insects have caused accidents on roads and problems in town
Debris found near the historic shipwreck suggests the Titan experienced a "catastrophic implosion"
Two companies have received the green light to produce and sell chicken they have cultivated from cells
Removing water from the ground has led to sea-level rise and caused Earth's axis to shift by about 2.6 feet between 1993 and 2010, per a new study
Evoking a key concept in relativity, Elliot McGucken traces out hourglass-like shapes in the sky that stretch as high as a seven-story building
Sheep-sized rhynchosaurs had an unusual way of chewing plants that wore down their teeth over time
Officials issued a quarantine to control the invasive species, which devours vegetation, damages structures and can carry a parasite dangerous to humans
In recent days, nearly 200 people have died across two of the country's most populous states
Tanystropheus fossils reveal how predators may have snapped the creatures' necks with a powerful, swift bite from above
An independent survey counted 22,000 of the federally threatened birds, up from a historic low of 6,880 in 2021
A massive new study found a staggering decline of these top predators, which help balance vulnerable coral reef ecosystems and their food chains
This is the last of six essential elements for life to be detected on Enceladus, giving the strongest indication yet that its ocean is habitable
The 4x100 gold medalist died in May, bringing attention to high maternal mortality rates among Black women in the United States
The shots would no longer take aim at the virus's original strain, which experts say is not likely to return
Eight companies developing next-generation space meals have advanced to the final round of competition in a contest co-sponsored by NASA
Since their reintroduction in 2018, the wolves have rebounded from just two inbred individuals to 31 healthy animals
The animals likely thrashed their heads back and forth to injure or stun prey with their unusual, horizontal teeth
The findings cover not only conservation and primate evolution, but also human health and diseases
The fossils from a cave in Laos, which date to between 68,000 and 86,000 years ago, challenge several ideas about early human migration
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