By aiming little spots of light, handlers can direct their fearless doggos through disaster areas
New genetic analysis suggests the bird did not walk to Inaccessible Island, as scientists in the past suggested
Researcher identified 75 skeletal or dental defects in sample of just 66 sets of ancient remains
A new study has found that calcium carbonate on the sea floor is dissolving too quickly in an effort to keep up with excess carbon dioxide
The latest high resolution satellites can pick out whales surfacing in huge swaths of ocean, which will aid in conservation
Researchers have created a llama-inspired mega protein capable of neutralizing 59 different strains of influenza
The Earth BioGenome Project promises to revolutionize biology
Indian officials say the hunters initially attempted tranquilizing the animal, but killed her, reportedly in self-defense, in the end
The African black-footed cat weighs roughly 200 times less than the average lion, but it has a predation success rate of 60 percent
Star data shows we gobbled up a galaxy called Gaia-Enceladus about 1/4 the size of the Milky Way, leaving behind telltale signs of the merger
Esanbe Hanakita Kojima, as the island is called, may have been eroded by wind and ice floes
The lamprey, a jawless fish that uses its teeth to hook onto the flesh of prey, was a favorite delicacy amongst British royals past and present
A new analysis of fossilized eggshells suggests diversely patterned eggs evolved much earlier than previously believed
Those who have the organ removed have a 20 percent less chance of developing the disease, which is related to protein found in the appendix and the brain
The unusual formation is situated nearly three miles below the ocean's surface—a distance greater than Mount Rainier's height above sea level
A hot fall and excess rain robbed much of the East Coast of its annual leaf show
Launched in 2009, Kepler discovered thousands of new exoplanets before finally running out of fuel earlier this month
The new study has found that Neanderthals' chests were not larger in volume than those of modern humans, contrary to popular belief
The deep sea creatures are raising their eggs on the Davidson Seamount in Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary
Conservationists worry that the decision will further imperil threatened species
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