Researchers tease out the secret behind blind mole rats' resistance to cancer
Dengue fever is become more common worldwide, and India has been particularly hard hit
The same feedback systems that took us from ice age to modern warmth are still around
Some scientists think that to find advanced life, you need to look for an asteroid belt
Give up your pistol, get a new point-n'-shoot camera
Habits die hard, but researchers may have the first clue towards neurologically shutting down bad ones
Dolphins deliberately enter trawlers' nets to look for food--sometimes they get caught
A complex chemical reaction is responsible for argyria, the condition in which a person turns a deep shade of blue
Monkeys engage in "sneaky sex" to escape the burning gaze of voyeuristic bystanders
A controlled trial found that psychics lacked sight, but here are some tricks to help you fake it
Potentially contaminated water pooled in the streets could be a health risk
Scientists believe a rock fall triggered a 25 foot wave that devastated villages on the shores of the Swiss lake
After Jack's cold body sank down to the bottom of the North Atlantic in Titanic, here's probably what it looked like
National Geographic shows how a team filmed Sarah, the fastest cheetah in the world, sprinting at top speed
It's hypothetical conflict, but who would emerge the victor?
Vast stores of methane hydrates off the US east coast are thawing out, but what this means is still up in the air
The next time you see a little fern out in the wild, it may just be a Gaga
The New England Journal of Medicine recently posted this horror-inducing video of ear mites crawling around in some poor 70-year-old man's ear
Beluga whales can vocalize in a way remarkably close to human speech, according to new observations
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