One adult male even appeared to save half of his hard-shelled snack for later—an intriguing sign of future planning
The move has been criticized by conservationists but lauded by locals who say wild elephants are ruining their livelihoods
A new study has found that women perform better on math and verbal tests in warmer temperatures
The accelerated decomposition method transforms remains into soil and uses just an eighth of the energy required for cremation
Researchers tested the antimicrobial properties of three plants mentioned in an 1863 treatment book
A new study shows the endangered grassland earless dragon is actually four separate reptile species—and one hasn't been seen since 1969
Hunters illegally catch some 30,000 of the 300,000 ortolans that pass through southwestern France every migration season
It is the first refuge of its kind for belugas
A survey of 105 tiger sharks’ stomach contents revealed the remains of 11 land-based bird species
The fossilized rodent, dubbed 'mighty mouse', is the first to show chemical traces of a red pigment in soft tissue
They find suitable mates for their offspring and chase away intruders once the mating begins, boosting fertility rates
The online portal features 3-D models, video footage and mosaic maps of five 19th- and 20th-century shipwrecks
The world is experiencing a shortage of the gas, a byproduct of natural gas production, threatening MRIs, scientific research and birthday parties
It might not be their smushed-up snouts after all
The synthetic organisms appear to function much like their natural counterparts
A new study shows how patches of bumpy microlenses capture 99.5 of the light that hits them
Scientists behind a new study were surprised by the degree of stress that is placed on a baby's skull as it moves through the birth canal
Although EarHealth isn’t currently available for purchase, the team hopes to receive F.D.A. approval by the end of 2019
The pilot program joins a recent spate of 'social prescribing' activities to hit the U.K.
After a period of losing 66 feet of ice per year, the Jakobshavn Glacier is growing again—but that doesn't mean glaciers aren't in trouble
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