Clusters of nuisance floods could have major impacts on businesses and public health
When tiny fish are released in large bodies of water, they can grow to prodigious sizes, officials warn
German team discovers new amphibian species and two others deep in Amazon rainforest
Researchers created a new type of ice that is far more elastic than any other water ice ever studied
Genetic evidence showed that two men illegally chopped down and sold valuable bigleaf maple trees inside Olympic National Forest
The Stovepipe Wells weather station measured an average temperature of 118.1 degrees Fahrenheit on Sunday
Palomar 5's unusual cluster may explain some of the Milky Way's star streams and other phenomena
Researchers find that the metabolisms of these marine mammals go into overdrive to create heat in cool waters
The Entomological Society of America is taking suggestions to rename the insect previously called the 'gypsy moth'
The estimated death toll could be more than a billion
Dark spots on the insect's wings can cause them to overheat. But as they lose them to adapt to climate change, potential mates may not recognize them
Like humans, fish can get addicted to methamphetamines and go through withdrawal
The hot, chemical plumes could be produced by something similar to Earthly microscopic life forms that consume hydrogen and carbon, then burp up methane
The aerial trooper set new records for speed and distance, as well as stretched the capabilities of its navigation system
The cosmic relic contains minerals from when the solar system first formed and high amounts of methanol
The flames towered an impressive 1,600 feet into the air
The aquatic critter may use bubbles to stay inverted
The animals' size reduction is comparable to if humans were to shrink down to the size of a rhesus monkey
Wally Funk, the youngest of the 'Mercury 13,' will join the inaugural crewed flight of Blue Origin’s New Shepard capsule
Researchers say if the star was any more massive it would likely collapse under its own weight and explode
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