Along the East Coast and Gulf of Mexico, beachgoers mistake sea whip coral for discarded junk
The 'swift-footed lizard' won 60 percent of 35,000 total online votes
After a few months of observing Mars from orbit, the mission will attempt to land a rover on the planet's surface
Chien-Shiung Wu’s experiment in 1956 helped her colleagues win the Nobel Prize while her role was only mentioned in the acceptance speech
A study in mice found that poison-spewing sperm make others swim in circles, but carry the antidote for themselves
Researchers used sensitive instruments to measure weak magnetic fields when the flytrap's 'jaws' closed up
The video shows the electricity reaching from the sky and up from a lightning rod until a thin connection appears
The spacecraft's successful transit makes the UAE the fifth nation to reach the Red Planet
Independent experts will review data from over 40,000 trial participants and meet on February 26 to make a recommendation
The marsupial’s unique digestive tract forms square dung
In one reef, three million sea cucumbers released 64,000 metric tons of nutrient-packed poo back into the ecosystem
Serpent bellies seem smooth, but on a microscopic level, their species-specific scale structures may show how they adapted to their environments
Researchers say the new species of mosasaur had teeth unlike those of any known reptile
New research and videos show how spiders in the Theridiidae family hoist up prey 50 times their size
Researchers identified the 100 percent fatal pathogen as epizootic neurologic and gastroenteric syndrome or ENGS
The highly radioactive element was first created in a 1952 hydrogen bomb test
Named Rice’s whale, the species can reach lengths of 42 feet and lives in the Gulf’s warm waters all year
Forty-eight cities across America have shorted their emissions by nearly 20 percent
The accent is influenced by each group's queen but can vary if the monarch is overthrown
Anthropogenic noise is affecting the female cricket's ability to hear the male's courting song
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