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Scientists Discover “Reset” Button for Circadian Rhythm
Could a simple reboot turn exhaustion into a thing of the past?
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Rare Cat Caught on Camera…Attacking a Monkey
Africa’s most elusive wild cat makes a rare daytime appearance
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Why We Can Thank Bats for Bedbugs
Scientists have proven through genetics that bats were the first hosts to the pesky parasite before passing them on to ancient humans
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How You Shop Can Reveal Your Identity to Thieves
Women are more easily identified from their shopping patterns than men
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Meet the Friendly Virus That Might Actually Be Good For You
Many people carry it, but it doesn’t make you sick and could actually fight against viruses like HIV and Ebola
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What’s Causing California’s Bright Pink Sea Slug Bloom?
They might be fun to look at, but they’re not necessarily good news
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Scientists Finally Know How Baleen Whales Hear
A beached whale, a supercomputer, a scientific mystery solved
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There’s a Big Rift in Opinion Between Americans And Scientists
New study shows that citizens and scientists only agree some of the time
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Planets Formed Close to Their Stars Are Named for Vulcan, the Roman God of Fire
Closer to their stars than Mercury is to the Sun, these hot worlds deserve an explanation
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The Ohio Measles Outbreak Wasn’t Caused by “Anti-Vaxxers” But by an Amish Traveler
Blaming the anti-vaccination movement for an uptick in measles is oversimplification
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A 10,000-Year-Old Forest Has Been Discovered, And It’s Under Water
Ancient oak trees found on the bottom of the North Sea represent a prehistoric woodland that likely spanned thousands of acres
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Why “Expensive” Medicines Might Actually Work Better
Perceived cost might influence drugs’ benefits
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For the First Time in Almost a Century, a Rare Red Fox Was Seen at Yosemite
Cameras and “hair snares” could preserve a threatened Sierra species
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A Newly Discovered Caterpillar Makes a Deadly Fortress of Its Cocoon
Scientists have found a caterpillar in a Borneo forest that uses toxic tree resin to build an extra-safe home for its metamorphosis
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Are You Binge-Watching Because You’re Depressed?
A new study found that people who were depressed binge-watched TV more—and used TV binges to deal with negative emotions
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Spiders Spin Electrically Charged Silk To Make It Sticky
The garden center spider doesn’t put sticky glue on its web; it uses a complex spinning process to build prey-snaring silk threads
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These Five Earth-sized Planets Are Super Old
Kepler-444 is 11.2 billion years old and its five planets could tell us about planet formation in the early universe
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Sugar Is Causing Girls to Get Their Periods Sooner
Why shunning soda might help reduce premature puberty rates
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Did Fishermen Find Evidence of an Unknown Group of Primitive Humans?
A fossilized jawbone pulled from the seafloor near Taiwan may be from an ancient type of hominin new to science
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