Quantum spookiness, a Maya city buried in ash and more in this year’s surprising science
Recent finds are helping paleontologists piece together what happened after dinosaurs vanished from the island
The behavioral findings hint that dogs, like humans, might be capable of their own form of empathy
The finches on the Galapagos Islands are suffering from a parasitic fly introduced to the islands by humans
Crocodile's eyes are an engineering marvel: They can see all around, can track different targets, are retractable in battle, and can even see at night
La Réunion has seen way more attacks than its neighbor Mauritius, and scientists are struggling to figure out why
In an update from our February cover story, Zolushka found a mate in Siberia and now has two baby tiger cubs
Paleontologists are going high tech to solve the mystery of a mass ichthyosaur death near the old mining town of Berlin
A recent camera trap survey also spied a wealth of other species thriving in remote forests despite the young country's civil unrest
After more than 30 years, scientists have figured out how to create healthy puppies in the lab
The famous lake between Bolivia and Peru is struggling due to pollution, overfishing and the misguided intentions of almost 100 years ago
Gut microbes imbue German cockroach feces with scents that allow them to find kindred groups
Designed to withstand floods, the rafts are helping the Dalmatian pelican make a comeback in Montenegro and Albania
Learning exactly what those spinnerets are doing might just generate a whole new web of understanding
Forget Timon and Pumbaa: In the African savannah, the best friends around may be impalas and baboons
Chemicals we've poured into the ocean are coming back to sting us thanks to seabirds defecating in their onshore colonies
Brought back from the brink of extinction, the llama-like animals have attracted the attention of poachers eager to turn a profit from their prized wool
The turkeys common on U.S. tables descended from a Mexican species and were originally bred for Maya rituals
Foreign genes from bacteria, fungi and plants may have bestowed these animals with their ability to tolerate boiling, freezing and the vacuum of space
The marauding ants know just where to place living bridges to create shortcuts without sacrificing their food-gathering prowess
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