The vote of support is a step forward for the long-in-production protein-based vaccine that may be a different option from current mRNA-based vaccines
New findings push back the fowl’s domestication thousands of years
Researchers now have a clearer picture of the supersonic shock waves that form when carbon dioxide escapes from a bottle of bubbly
This is the first time in ten years that a Kemp’s ridley sea turtle has nested at the park
Genetics have little influence on the differences between dolphin whistles, but location and population demographics play an important role
The pups were part of a cross-fostering program to boost genetic diversity in the endangered subspecies
Canines were even able to detect asymptomatic cases
New research suggests that higher temperatures may lead of 50 to 58 hours of lost sleep per person every year by the end of the century
An Ohio woman came within ten feet of the animal and was thrown ten feet in the air
The giraffe’s ancestor used its sturdy head and neck to fight for mates
The 4,500-year-old plant lives off the coast of Australia
An NIH study found that food allergies reduced risk of infection by 50 percent
Though the solar system’s two outermost planets are very similar, their color is a puzzling difference
The research is part of a growing trend of using crowdsourced videos to learn about elusive or hard-to-study animals
Scientists analyzed zinc isotopes in fossilized teeth and found both sharks may have competed for the same food
Environmental scientists used unorthodox methods for calculating Alerce Milenario’s age
The animal’s insatiable appetites, bold behaviors and adaptability make them harmful to new environments
The skull fragment will be turned over to Upper Sioux Community tribal officials
Artificial migrations to colder environments altered the small bird's metabolism and ability to fly
The adult man’s genome is the first to be fully sequenced from remains found in the ancient city
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