A new study shows 215 species of beetles rely on the big cats' leftovers
A new study of actors' brain activity suggests that they may 'lose themselves' when performing
Scientists ground up an iPhone 4s to reveal its chemical composition, highlight rare metals used in manufacturing and encourage device recycling
The little Mars explorer was hit by a duststorm in June, 2018 and never recovered, but it did send back 354 images from on its final days
Individuals who frequently dine on sushi are more likely to try insects than their raw fish-rejecting counterparts
African-Americans and Hispanics consume fewer pollutant-generating products, but get hit hardest by the negative effects
The newly discovered ‘oddball frog’ species dwells in India’s Western Ghats, one of the hottest of the biodiversity hotspots
The rare ephemeral lake was caused when the compacted, dry desert soil wasn't able to absorb the .87 inches of rain that recently fell on the national park
She had been trying to get a photo of the animal, which reached through its cage and clamped down on her arm
Injuries caused by walking a dog on a leash have doubled in the last 15 years for Americans aged 65 and over
"Wingspan" features 170 unique species cards filled with real-world information, life-like illustrations
<i>Galleonosaurus dorisae</i> thrived in the now-vanished Australia-Antarctica rift
Entomologists named the newly discovered species after Star Wars Jedi master Yoda, Greek goddess Artemis, French comic book character Asterix
Australia has stepped in to help contain the 600 tons of heavy fuel oil leaking from the transport that ran aground on Rennell Island early last month
By mapping the complexity and entropy of 140,000 paintings created between 1031 and 2016, the researchers demonstrated the interaction of art movements
A new study looking at the genomics of brewer's yeast indicates it's a combination of European grape wine and Asian rice wine strains
Measurements from the Gaia satellite and Hubble Space Telescope show our galaxy tips the scales at about 1.5 trillion solar masses
A new study has found that chimps living in areas of high human impact are 88 percent less likely to engage in certain learned behaviors
Until now, the so-called Type D killer whale has been the stuff of legends, eluding scientists while sneaking snacks off of fishermen's lines
This year's harvest is down 57 percent, and may force the nation to import its treasured olive oil from other parts of the Mediterranean
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