Why Primatologists Love Collecting Poop
There’s intel inside monkey feces — in the form of DNA
How NASA Dealt With Images of an Alien Planet in the 1960s
The alien planet was Mars and the process was just a bit simpler than it is today
Why the International Olympic Committee is Worried About Water Quality in Rio
Viruses and bacteria may threaten swimmers in the 2016 summer games
The Science Behind Dogs’ Goofy Greetings
Why do dogs go nuts when their owners get home? The answers lie in their DNA and brains
Kids With Autism Can Read Emotions Through Body Language
A new study challenges the misconception that kids with the disorder lack empathy
Australian Cities Pass Cat Curfews
Fluffy little murderbeasts may soon be kept under lock and key
Experimental Ebola Vaccine Gives 100 Percent Protection in Trial
An unusual trial design helped prove the vaccine safe and effective in less than a year
These Super-Dense Galaxies Are Bursting With Stars
Life in these systems would have trouble starting, but the night skies would be spectacular to behold
Philae Proves There’s More to Comets Than Dust and Ice
The lander found organic compounds on comet 67P
The Mystery of Minnesota’s Disappearing River
Half a river is missing in the Judge C.R. Magney State Park
Only Four Northern White Rhinos Are Left on Earth
One of the species’ last females died this week
Bully or Bystander? It Could Be in the Genes
New study says bullying may be nature, not nurture
Queen Guitarist Brian May is Now a New Horizons Science Collaborator
As new images were transmitted from Pluto, the rock-star-turned-astrophysicist rubbed shoulders with his heroes
This Plant Murders Bugs and Decorates Itself With Their Dead Bodies
Talk about a roundabout defense strategy
Mystery Solved: Why Puddles Don’t Go On Forever
The picture of proper puddle behavior had a few missing pieces
This Huge, Gooey Blob Could Be a Clutch of Squid Eggs
The blob was the size of a car…and completely baffling to a group of divers
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