Like Humans and Mammals, Octopuses May Have Two Stages of Sleep
Scientists do not know if octopuses dream in color, but they do change color while sleeping
Why Bald Eagle Populations Soared in the Last Decade
In 1963, only 417 breeding pairs remained, but 71,400 active couples were recorded as of 2019
Hawai'i Is Officially the Best Place on Earth to See Rainbows, According to Science
The geographic location and topography of the islands create beautiful views
This Map Shows You the Odds of Finding a New Species in Your Neighborhood
The 'Map of Life' predicts where undiscovered birds, reptiles, amphibians and mammals could be found around the world
Icelandic Volcano Erupts After 6,000 Years of Dormancy
It was the first eruption in southwestern Iceland in nearly 800 years
Researchers Are Investigating Why Marine Animals Swim in Perplexing Circles
Sea creatures may exhibit the spiraling behavior to navigate the ocean, for mating rituals, or to track prey
'Ghost Forests' May Become More Common as Sea Levels Rise
East Coast woodlands are left parched as brackish water encroaches on landscapes
For the First Time, Paleontologists Unearth Fossil of Non-Avian Dinosaur Incubating a Nest of Eggs
The find is the first evidence that oviraptorosaurs—also called 'egg thief lizards'—were nurturing to their young
Russian Scientists Sink Giant Deepwater Neutrino Telescope Into World's Largest Freshwater Lake
In the depths of Lake Baikal, the observatory is designed to detect nature's ghost particles
Twin Birth Rates Have Soared Globally in the Last Three Decades
The trend is a result of women deciding to have children later in life and the use of medically assisted reproduction methods
'Underwater Roombas' Scan Southern California Coast for DDT Barrels
Hundreds of tons of the toxic chemical have likely littered the ocean floor near Santa Catalina Island for decades
Mars' Perseverance Landing Site Named After Science Fiction Author Octavia E. Butler
The Jezero crater location has been named 'Octavia E. Butler Landing' in honor of the late literary giant
A Rare Astronomical Phenomenon of Three Planets Aligning Occurs This Week
Jupiter, Saturn, and Mercury are visible in the pre-dawn sky this week, along with a crescent moon
San Diego Zoo's Great Apes Receive First Experimental Covid-19 Vaccine for Animals
Five bonobos and four orangutans were treated with a synthetic form of the virus
To Study Night-Shining Clouds, NASA Used Its 'Super Soaker' Rocket to Make a Fake One
In summer months above the North and South Poles, glowing clouds occasionally form naturally at sunset under the right conditions
New A.I. Tool Makes Historic Photos Move, Blink and Smile
The algorithm matches pre-recorded video with the photo depending on the subject's pose and applies natural facial movements to the image
NASA's Parker Solar Probe Snaps Luminous Photo of Venus
The image revealed unknown capabilities of the imaging instrument, WISPR, aboard the Parker Solar Probe and more insight into the planet's atmosphere
Watch First Time-Lapse Footage of a Rare Moonflower Cactus Blossoming
The rare Amazonian cactus blooms only once a year for 12 hours
Smithsonian's 'Futures' Exhibition to Feature Virgin Hyperloop's Record-Breaking Transportation Pod
Virgin Hyperloop's Pegasus vehicle will be on display for viewers to take a closer look at its interior this fall
Climate Change May Have Aided Dinosaurs' Journey From South America to Greenland
A shift in CO2 levels millions of years ago made conditions on Earth milder, allowing herbivores, like sauropodomorphs, to migrate to Greenland
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