Fathers can have a significant effect on their children
Only nine other cases of conjoined cetacean twins have ever been documented
As humans expand, nesting space contracts—and competition heats up
There are less than 50 of these critically endangered cats left in the wild
Early scientists thought that the perceived qualities of an animal—a lamb’s purity, for instance—could be transmitted to humans in blood form
From the cost of turbines to one U.S. senator's suggestion that "wind is a finite resource"
Ironic? Yes. But it could be a new reality for scientists
The Pollution Pod project emphasizes the unequal air quality divide between rich and poor cities
Andrey Markov was trying to understand poems with math when he created a whole new field of probability studies
The early former may have set up just the right conditions for Earth to take shape
Their experiment had some weird results—and could one day help humans thrive in microgravity and back here on Earth
Scientists didn't understand that bacteria caused disease, but then enter Louis Pasteur
If the universe were a block of Swiss cheese, the Milky Way would sit within one of the cheesy holes
Bird lovers are watching with bated breath to see if the eagles will keep feeding the little guy or turn him into dinner
But wolves seem to take inequity much more seriously than dogs
Preserved against all odds, the tiny mushroom sprung up when dinosaurs still ruled the lands
Two clumps of cells send hormone signals to each other to help determine when the time has come to sprout
This new method could reveal just what dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures ate
The Repository for Germinal Choice was supposed to produce super-kids from the sperm of white high achievers
A new study predicts a median 40-fold increase in flood frequency by 2050
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