Scientists Discover What May Be the World's Northernmost Island
Researchers thought they had set foot on a known island, but island hunters pointed out that reported coordinates revealed a special find
Without Predators, Cannibalistic Cane Toads Eat Their Young—and It's Rapidly Accelerating the Species' Evolution
Hatchlings in Australia have halved their vulnerable growth stage to avoid becoming their pal's next meal
Leaded Gasoline Use in Vehicles Has Now Officially Ended Worldwide
A refinery in Algeria used the world's last stockpile of the fuel
Entomologists Eradicated the First Asian Giant 'Murder' Hornet Nest of 2021
The hive was located just two miles from where officials found another nest in 2020
Why the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 Vaccine Is Called Comirnaty
The vaccine is pronounced koe-mir'-na-tee and represents a mash-up of words related to the coronavirus pandemic
Near-Complete Pterosaur Skeleton Obtained in Police Raid Reveals Stunning Details About the Species
The winged reptile's anatomical features hint that it may have foraged around like a chicken and flown short distances to escape predators
Moderna to Begin Human Trials for Two Experimental HIV Vaccines
The vaccines are mRNA based, like the biotech company's Covid-19 vaccine
Explore Stunning 360-Degree Panoramic Views of Mars in New NASA Video
Captured by NASA's Curiosity rover, the footage takes viewers on a tour of the fourth planet from the sun's surface
Pfizer's Covid-19 Vaccine Becomes First to Receive Full FDA Approval
The authorization comes less than four months after the company filed for official licensing and may boost the public's confidence in the vaccine efficacy
The Secret World of a Termite's Gut Revealed in Award-Winning Video
The footage shows the symbiotic relationship between a termite and the protists that help digest their food
More Than 40 Million Acres of Land Have Burned in Siberia
Russia has seen an increasing severity of wildfires in recent years due to rising summer temperatures and a historic drought
Mini Brains Grown From Stem Cells Developed Light-Sensitive, Eye-Like Features
Understanding how eyes develop can help researchers pinpoint how to treat early retinal diseases
Golden Fur in Dogs Evolved Two Million Years Ago, Long Before Domestication
Five coat color variations in domestic canines emerged from an ancient ancestor
New Barbie Dolls Honor Covid-19 Frontline Medical Workers From Around the World
The series of dolls honor six women who developed Covid-19 vaccines, studied the virus, worked in hospitals, and more
The First Living Asian Giant 'Murder' Hornet of 2021 Has Been Found in Washington State
The sighting was reported two miles from where officials found a nest in October 2020
Perseverance Rover's First Martian Rock Sample Goes Missing
Engineers are working to solve the mystery using data about the sample that the space robot sent back to Earth
NASA Is Recruiting Candidates for Year-Long Mars Simulation
Crew members will live in a 3-D printed habitat called Mars Dune Alpha in Houston, Texas
Sheepshead Fish With Human-Like Teeth Plucked From North Carolina Coast
The Atlantic coast swimmer uses its molars to crush the shells of various mollusks and crustaceans
What NASA's Technicolor Mosaic Images of the Moon Can Teach Us About the Lunar Surface
The vivid hues showcase soil composition and ancient volcanic history
Chipmunks Test Positive for the Bubonic Plague in Several South Lake Tahoe Locations
Officials closed some recreational sites while the areas undergo eradication efforts
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