The blind, eel-like amphibians called olms live deep in European caves and can go years without food
The period is named for Japan’s Chiba prefecture, where a cliff shows evidence of the most recent reversal of Earth’s magnetic field
In these crafters' scarves and blankets, rows of color correspond with daily temperature
An unusual theory ultimately warrants skepticism under further research is conducted
Targets include Venus, Jupiter’s moon Io and Neptune’s moon Triton
At least 48 individuals were buried in a single grave in Lincolnshire, suggesting the community struggled to deal with an onslaught of plague victims
River flow could drop by 19 to 31 percent if carbon emissions continues at their current pace
Surveys of reptiles in central Panama show the ripple effects of an ecological crisis
Torrential downpours helped quash powerful blazes that had gripped New South Wales
A new study has found that bovine personalities are less predictable when cows reach sexual maturity
Pallas's odd orbit sends it crashing through the asteroid belt, colliding with other objects along the way
Their shells were 10 feet wide and equipped with foot-long horns on both shoulders
A new study suggests the hulking creatures are changing local water bodies with their bathroom habits
New analysis explores why unstable synthetic pigments in the painting are changing color from yellow to white
Researchers suspect a genetic mutation may have gifted the giant fish, named Inspector Clouseau, his rosy hue
The Natural History Museum in London has announced the top five honorees in its LUMIX People’s Choice Award competition
The trees, which have been cultivated for 70-odd years, are in good condition and back on display
Climate change is the likeliest culprit, researchers say
Experts say the wolf, known as OR-54, was looking for a new pack or a mate
F.D.A. joins the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Veteran Affairs in adopting a lab animal retirement policy
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