But national population numbers have tripled since then. Influenza killed one in 150 Americans, while one in 500 people have died from the coronavirus
From reef sharks to bioluminescent squid, the Ocean Photography Award highlights the wonders and perils of life in the sea
From ruby-throated hummingbirds to bald eagles, a new study finds our feathered friends thrived in quieter urban habitats
Smartphone app helps fearful individuals overcome phobia of spiders
Thousands of western monarchs migrate to Pismo Beach each fall to escape winter cold, but climate change threatens the species' survival
Researchers captured more than 5,000 birds to learn how our now-extinct ancestors foraged for food
Officials say the historically significant trees were thankfully unscathed by recent blazes
Once in space, the observatory will travel to a location one million miles from Earth
Finnish researchers brew batch using a bioreactor for a more sustainable, climate-conserving java crop
FDA authorization could come as early as October
Scientists won a $650,000 prize for the successful demonstration of the prototype
The committee says most Americans don’t need a booster shot just yet
Straight-tusked elephants as young as two months old trampled around the area with their mothers
Multiple CDC studies suggest that vaccines against Covid-19 remain highly effective against severe complications from the virus
Four amber pieces are the earliest evidence of maternal care in spiders
A new analysis concludes vaccines still offer substantial protection against Covid-19
Paleontologists say the bird would have been roughly the size of a ten-year-old child
The student’s science project included a spotted lanternfly, an invasive species, that officials did not yet know reached the state
Nikon’s Small World Photography Contest offers at up-close look at slime molds, insect wings, neurons and more
Flood waters from record rainfall overwhelmed the rodents and forced them out of their homes
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