The unusual creature had few teeth, rodent-like legs, a squat body and a slow-paced lifestyle
The institution sprung into action late last week, evacuating birds and some smaller primates before firefighters contained a nearby blaze in Griffith Park
Fur-like scales on the insects’ thoraxes absorb the echoes of bat calls, according to new research
Thousands of eggs and hundreds of catsharks were spotted during a deep sea coral reef survey 200 miles west of the island
The team behind the app hopes that citizen scientists will help experts locate struggling southern resident killer whales
The image, processed from JunoCam's raw data, shows storms and winds in the planet's Northern Temperate Belt
Between 1975 and 2014, average adult grew 1.3 percent taller and 14 percent heavier, triggering 6.1 percent uptick in energy consumption
Scientists don’t know why the muddy spring is moving, but it poses a threat to the infrastructure in its path
A warbler discovered in Pennsylvania is the offspring of a hybrid female and a male from a completely different genus
Researchers say the hydrogen contained in these clouds of gas and dust contributed to formation of one out of every 100 water molecules found on Earth
Satellite data shows East and West Antarctica have very different geologic histories
Studies reveal rapid yet uneven movement south in at least three migratory waves, complicating story of the Americas' settlement
Dozens of underwater devices seemed to explode without cause in 1972
A new study suggests the extinct cetaceans used their snouts to hit and stun prey, much as swordfish do
MRI scans of vocal percussionists show that beatboxing takes the vocal tract beyond human language
Unlike adults, who tend to laugh while exhaling, infants let giggles loose while both inhaling and exhaling
12.5 million-year-old teeth found in Kenya belonged to a species that ate leaves, but was likely outcompeted by an explosion of monkeys
The cub and its mother appear to have been disturbed by the drone that shot the footage
It takes just the right amount of heat and conduction to turn dough into the perfect Roman Margherita pizza
The team found evidence of human medications in every insect tested, including those from national park previously believed to be free of contaminants
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