Two treatments have been found to reliably help patients resist the deadly virus—just nine months after a clinical trial began
Cool temps, low moisture and a stable atmosphere usually prevent thunderstorms from developing in the Arctic
Critics say that the new rules limit much-needed protections for at-risk wildlife
The so-called Panama disease targets bananas’ vascular systems to prevent fruit from growing
The SpaceX designed pressure suits are more form fitting and maneuverable than the Space Shuttle's orange suits
A new study documents the unique nest-building habits of the Goliath frog
Contrary to popular belief, grass only occasionally makes cats vomit
A new report outlines the benefits offered by preserving 30 percent of the country’s remaining natural land and oceans by 2030
A trove of artifacts have surfaced in Ethiopia’s Bale Mountains, at a rocky site more than 11,000 feet above sea level
The grove of lycopsid trees is 365 million years old and covers 2.7 million square feet
A new study suggests that watching the birds as they approach will slow them down or scare them off
It’s perfectly safe to drink, according to a new report
The microscopic tardigrades were part of a lunar library sent aboard the Beresheet lander that crashed last April
Discovered in New Zealand, the bird has been dubbed ‘Squawkzilla’
The country's agricultural landscape is now 48 times more toxic to insects than it was 25 years ago
The EU's weather satellites show the global average was 0.072 higher than July 2016, the previous record holder
Half of the country’s unique avian taxa have gone extinct since humans came to the island
Contrary to popular belief, carnivorous cats and canines probably didn't hunt the same limited pool of prey
A study of fleshy-footed shearwater babies found plastic increased their cholesterol, impacted their kidneys and disrupted normal growth
The fossil, held for decades at the University of Witwatersrand, was previously thought to belong to the most common dinosaur species in South Africa
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