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Watch This Adorable Mammal Hatch From an Egg
A 1974 nature video shows a spiny anteater hatching
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Scientists Will Soon Be Trawling Through All of Your Tweets
Twitter is opening up their entire archives to researchers
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Ordinary People Respond More Strongly to “Global Warming” Than to “Climate Change”
Americans respond differently to the same scientific concept depending on the terminology being used
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This Software Can Screen for Autism
What expert? This autism screening software works just as well.
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That Anxiety in Your Gut Controls Your Brain More Than You Know
Your stomach can be scared… and not just of being empty
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The Very Large, Very Extinct Elephant Bird Is the Closest Cousin to the Wee, Flightless Kiwi
Proof that you should never judge a bird by its feathers
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Even 2-Year Olds Are Being Prescribed Ritalin
There may be as many as 10,000 American toddlers on stimulant drugs for ADHD
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This Robotic Arm Is About To Repair Itself in Space
Space’s newest Mr. Fix-It is a robot that can update its own hardware
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This Scientist Fell Down a 70-Foot Crevasse in the Himalayas But Managed to Claw His Way Out
Rescue teams finally reached him the following day
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What Causes Namibia’s Fairy Circles? Probably Not Termites
Namibia’s mysterious fairy circles might actually be caused by competition between grasses
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Online Reviews Are Finally Catching Up With the Medical Profession
Yes, your online review of your doctor is influencing other people. Including your doctor.
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What Happens When 20 Million Bees Are Set Loose In A Highway Accident
Water to the rescue against peeved honeybees
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Refresh Your El Niño Expertise: the Pacific Ocean Is Gearing Up for a Powerful One
A strong El Niño this year could mean we’re in for a real scorcher.
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What’s Worse Than One, Big Earthquake? A String of Slightly Smaller Ones
Historical earthquake activity shows that California may not just be set for one big earthquake, but a cluster of smaller shakers
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What Discrimination Actually Looks Like: We Give Preferential Treatment to People Like Us
Discrimination isn’t just about exclusion
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Sober Fish Willingly Play Follow-the-Leader With Drunk Fish
Do not try these experiments at home
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Whales And Dolphins Can Only Taste Salt
Almost all vertebrates enjoy five primary tastes, but not dolphins and whales
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Turning Light Into Matter Might Finally Be Possible
Researchers have a formula for turning colliding photons into electrons and positrons
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Newly Hatched Crane Chicks Carry the Hopes of Britain on Their Shoulders
If thes crane chicks survive, they will be the first wild born cranes to be raised in western Britain in 400 years
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This Satellite’s Last Act Will Be Skydiving Through Venus’ Atmosphere
The ESA’s Venus Express orbiter is going to end its life with a trip into Venus’ atmosphere
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