From sea stars to mathematical braids, scientists translate their work into hot moves and killer choreography
Corals are attracted to the material not for its coloring, but for one of its many chemicals
Researchers find that removing low-functioning cells can slow aging—but allows cancer cells to proliferate
A new study has found that baby bats mimic the vocalizations that surround them
The fossil is an unusually complete individual of an ancient giraffid species
X-ray bursts from the poles are expected to line up, but the south is regular while the north produces haphazard bursts
Scientists aren’t sure, but recent storms or burgeoning populations might be to blame
The British Antarctic Survey's Halley VI research station will close for the second year due to cracking of the ice
And you're invited to collaborate on her very weird tales
NASA's new SoundCloud playlist captures the sounds of planets, comets and plasma waves
New research shows that even babies are creeped out by these wriggly critters
World Meteorological Organization reports that current atmospheric CO2 concentrations are at their highest level in 800,000 years
Among the newly protected creatures are lions, chimpanzees, giraffes and whale sharks
Critics say that his plan falls short of the drastic—and costly—effort required to effectively combat the crisis
Palaeontologists have unearthed the remains of an ichthyosaur, a prehistoric creature more frequently seen in North America and Europe
This Saturday, people around the world will be gazing up at the glowing orb in the sky
Study shows that certain frequencies of noise cause oysters to clam up
It's possible, say researchers who found that medieval strains of the disease may have come to Great Britain in the rodents' fur and meat
The notes were given as a tip to a Tokyo bellboy in 1922
In the wake of Hurricanes Maria and Harvey, bacterial infections threaten communities struggling to rebuild
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