Invasive goldfish threaten the livelihood of native species, growing unchecked by predators and monopolizing habitats’ limited resources
A study of seven hospitals in the U.K. found the bacteria in 90 percent of flies, though they are unlikley to spread the infections
Attendees find their flow as reindeer wander around, grazing on grass, sniffing humans' belongings and eventually settling down for the session
Officials are concerned about reduced visibility on motorways and respiratory issues for people in residential areas
Researchers taught seals how to mimic the tunes to study vocal learning in mammals
Three hundred people tallied up the number of bushy-tailed residents over the course of 11 days last October
The deep-sea footage also marks a rare sighting of a giant squid in its natural habitat
Circling vultures bring attention to poachers, so the scavengers were likely poisoned by illegal hunters hoping to evade detection
Researchers spent years trying to trace the source of the rhythmic, gunshot pattern to the endangered whale species
The researchers argue that the non-native birds’ presence must be closely related to the etchings’ overall purpose
A large new study has found that unwitting subjects were more likely to report a lost wallet as the amount of money inside increased
Scientists and doctors cast doubts on study claiming that prolonged cell phone use is creating bone protrusions on young people’s heads
One worm species has eyes on its behind and another eats rock then poops sand
A new study documents what may be the first-known evidence of breeding between the two species
Patients can contract vibriosis by eating raw or undercooked shellfish, particularly oysters, or handling infected animals while sporting an open wound
The roadside sign is dedicated to BASIC, a computer programming language developed at Dartmouth College in 1964
The adhesive offers both impressive strength and reusability, avoiding the problems posed by strong but irreversible glues and vice versa
The little yellow submarine named by the internet explored the Southern Ocean, finding surface winds drive mixing in the deep abyss
The more food bears obtain from humans, the more likely they are to lose their natural fear of us
The primitive projectiles probably date to the Romanian ruler's 1461 through 1462 siege of Zishtova Fortress
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