For crocs, slow and steady wins the evolutionary race
The air-breathing fish dethrones the Mexican axolotl for the title of largest known genome in the animal kingdom
When people stayed home, white-tailed eagles converged on the island of Stora Karlsö in Sweden
Trace fossils suggest that sand strikers drilled these underground tunnels
Researchers captured an instance of this poorly understood type of lightning using instruments aboard the International Space Station
The plant may keep pesky mosquitos away
Mating is not so romantic for these insects
The skeleton is still far from complete but paleontologists say what they've found suggests the dinosaur may be more than 120 feet long
Genetic diversity is needed to produce viable plants. Scientists are using animal breeding methods to conserve the titan arum
Scientists suggest the vampire finch evolved to drink blood to survive the volcanic archipelago's harsh environment and scarce resources
The fluttering insects create tiny jets of air by clapping their flexible wings together, which may help them evade predators
The move is one of several climate-related actions taken by President Joe Biden on his first day in office
The species’ numbers in the United States were diminished by predator control efforts and trapping
Last week a dozen bottles splashed into the Gulf of Mexico inside SpaceX’s Dragon capsule after a year aboard the International Space Station
The newly discovered orifice is the oldest known fossilized cloacal vent in existence
The small water-bound robots use wide-angle cameras and three bright LEDs to move in synchronized swarms
By this time last year, the U.S. had recorded over 65,000 cases of influenza
Huge black hole is so old it offers a glimpse into the early universe, and so big it challenges ideas of how black holes form
The group hopes the cube-shaped wood orbiter will help reduce space waste
Researchers found the hatchlings of the egg-laying epaulette shark are weakened by rising sea temperatures
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