Researchers discovered YInMn Blue in 2009. Now, you can purchase a tiny tube of the bright blue paint for $179.40
Researchers find the Mediterranean species of seagrass collects plastics in fibrous balls that form from its fallen leaves
The six-ounce bat lives in abandoned mine shafts in Guinea's Nimba Mountains
Ancient DNA extracted from fossils shows the beast split off from Canis lupus and coyotes nearly 6 million years ago
The new system shows that it's possible to encode information directly into bacteria
These aren’t the only Labradors using their powerful sense of smell to aid in wildlife preservation efforts
From Disneyland to a Singapore airport, these are some of the surprising places being used as immunization centers
A total of 22 disasters caused $95 billion in total damage, reflecting climate change’s growing cost
The U.S. sees about 24,000 brain cancer cases annually, compared to 30 million cases of Toxoplasma gondii, so an individual’s cancer risk is low
The threatened species faces other serious threats, including boat collisions, habitat loss and toxic algae blooms
Three iconic primates at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park show mild symptoms, including lethargy and runny noses
In a new study of over 300 pairs of identical twins, only 38 had perfectly identical DNA
Researchers have observed four arachnids hiding in retreats made from binding leaves together with silk
These egg-laying, lactating animals have genes in common with mammals as well as birds
Though often mistaken for great whites, these sea creatures are filter feeders and gentle giants of the sea
Both species competed for similar prey, but sharing their kills may have eased the competition
The report explains how damaging hypothetical, extreme weather scenarios would be and does not represent how frequently devastation actually occurs
Large oil companies skipped out on the auction, but environmentalists say a worrisome precedent has been set
No cases of avian flu have been detected in humans during the current outbreak
Two individuals spotted in the wild seem to have classic long necks but unusually short, stubby legs
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