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
Researchers found that on average, first-time male lead investigators were awarded $41,000 more than their female counterparts
Ice sheets that receded 10,000 years ago are responsible for the Windy City dropping at least four inches over the last century
A London man is in long-term remission following a successful bone marrow stem cell transplant
A new study has found that pageview trends for various plants and animal species correspond to real-world seasonal patterns
The new research looked at 657,461 children, including subgroups that are considered susceptible to autism spectrum disorder
Over the past three decades, Earth’s number of annual ocean heat wave days rose by more than 50 percent
So far, 23 people are confirmed dead in Lee County, Alabama, after Sunday's tornadoes
Architects are more likely than non-experts to deem curvilinear spaces beautiful, but less likely to enter curved over straight-edged rooms
Originally excavated in 1972, the pronged cactus-spine tool languished in storage for more than 40 years before its true purpose was recognized
A study of 24 craters shows they experienced the simultaneous rise and fall of groundwater, suggesting they were interconnected at one time
It is believed that the animals, some of which are considered vulnerable, were being trafficked as part of a multi-million dollar wildlife trade
Researchers identified the mutations responsible for the tabby’s extra toes, tiny stature
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