The aye-aye, long seen as spooky, spurred scientists to probe into primate nose-picking
San Francisco has formally recommended doxyPEP, which works like Plan B but targets STIs
Denser swarms create more atmospheric electricity, new research suggests
Fungal infections kill more than 1.5 million people each year, and the WHO warns they are becoming more prevalent and resistant to treatment
Genes passed down by survivors fended off the Black Death, but they now increase the risk of immune disorders
The English naturalist was responding to a magazine editor who had asked for a handwriting sample
After experiments here on Earth, researchers say some hardy microbes could endure hundreds of millions of years on the Red Planet
In the most recent stunt, protesters tossed mashed potatoes at Monet's “Grainstacks” in Germany
New research provides evidence cats see their person as “more than just a food provider”
In the largest study of its kind, researchers pinpointed 42 genetic variations tied to the language-based learning disability
The shark bit a hole through the boat, but the 19-year-old was unharmed
Scientists found the new exoplanet located in the Auriga constellation 580 light-years away
Still, greenhouse gas production should be falling drastically to prevent the worst effects of climate change
The project will look at unclassified data and scientifically analyze unexplained observations in the sky
Researchers found cancer-causing benzene and other air pollutants in samples from 159 Golden State residences
Advanced imaging uncovered part of the Greek astronomer Hipparchus’ long-lost star catalog
Streaked shearwaters will face a storm's high winds rather than risk getting blown to land
The human cryopreservation project faces skepticism from medical and legal authorities
The lived with a small community in a Siberian cave some 54,000 years ago
Astronomers are "in awe" of the high-energy explosion, probably caused by a giant star's death
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