A new study suggests the IUCN's methods are underestimating the risks to many species, but the organization say the research is flawed
Will the measures be enough to help the smoke-choked city improve air quality?
The mutations humans acquired from Neanderthals are slowly being purged from the genome overtime
A high-tech aural map could reduce noise nuisances throughout the city
Could electrodes one day replace pill bottles in the theatre of war?
One step forward in tackling obesity in America
Thousands have washed up on an 11-mile stretch of shore of the Gulf of Ob
As options of shows and ways to watch them increase, so does the time it takes to find something to watch
Bumps and potholes are par for the course on more than two-thirds of America’s roads
Measuring 16 inches long and weighing an ounce, the worm pulled from a Cheshire garden has become a prized specimen at the Natural History Museum
A survey of 3,000 people reveals that the most common earworms share a fast tempo, unusual intervals and simple rhythm
A mysterious sound has baffled residents of a far-flung hamlet
The recurring explosions of white dwarf stars produce the vast majority of this important element
Caught by ESO's Very Large Telescope, the ten pillars of gas and dust are a hazy star nursery 7,500 light years away
The short video was tricky to shoot
A proposed project in Cross River State would cut through protected areas and threaten endangered species like the Cross River gorilla
Human-induced earthquakes could be much older than once thought
This alternate fate could help smooth tensions over the embattled instrument
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently awarded grants for some innovative ways to combat wildlife trade
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