The birds may be able to grasp a pattern-forming concept once thought to be unique to humans
A documentary film crew stumbled across a section of the destroyed spacecraft that measures at least 15 by 15 feet
The bones belonged to a dinosaur that lived some 76 million years ago
Scientists say this is the first time they have documented the behavior among the tentacled sea creatures
The formerly homeless cat has now been adopted in the U.K.
A new study suggests that nearly everything archaeologists thought they knew about the 5,300-year-old corpse’s preservation was wrong
While U.N. officials warn against “population alarmism,” some experts say this milestone should be a wake-up call
Some female cichlids counter the stress of protecting their offspring by munching on them, study suggests
Inscribed on a Canaanite comb, the words reveal a struggle with head lice
Researchers believe there may be even nearer ones that have yet to be detected
He was a victim of tuberculosis—and a target of the vampire panic that swept through New England
A clinical trial is testing how lab-grown cells might help patients with blood disorders and rare blood types
The insect-like creatures that leap through the air with remarkable control might inspire new jumping robots
Coronal holes on the sun can release jets of charged particles that may interfere with Earth's atmosphere
World leaders are gathered in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, to discuss climate action
The metallic skeleton, created by special effects pro Carlo Rambaldi in 1981, features 85 movement points
CDC research shows excessive drinking is killing Americans in the "prime of their life"
Sonoran Desert toads secrete a psychedelic toxin strong enough to kill a full-grown dog
A new study found the drug temporarily relieved symptoms for some patients, but it needs to be tested in larger and longer trials, experts say
A new report from Unesco and the International Union for Conservation of Nature provides a bleak outlook for glaciers amid global warming
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