Altering tick genomes could bring scientists closer to managing ticks and tick-borne illnesses like Lyme disease
Bears have damaged at least 30 properties in the area
The novel treatment using umbilical cord blood could help dozens of people with both HIV and aggressive cancers
The first-ever international audio collection of aquatic ecosystems would aim to uncover unidentified fish species, discover regional dialects and more
Why the bird ventured so far north is a mystery, but the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service says the raptor's range seems to be expanding
Some regions could see as much as seven feet of sea level rise by the end of the century if greenhouse gas emissions aren't curbed
Decorated nets entrapped fewer undesirable animals without significantly impacting the amount of target fish caught
Native flowering plant species grew faster and more densely in the last decade than in the previous 50 years combined
A 58-foot-tall wall of water was measured by a sensor buoy off the coast
The symbiotic organisms could need more than a million years to adapt to just 1 degree Celsius of warming, a new study suggests
The large feathery friend is four years old and arrived at the Zoo in November 2021
Human-caused climate change is responsible for 42 percent of the soil moisture deficit in the last 22 years, a new study finds
In 1997, a cargo ship was struck by a rogue wave. Among 62 shipping containers aboard, one contained five million plastic toy bricks
The state first listed the raptors as endangered in 1987
As NASA astronomers adjust its mirrors over the next month, the dots of light will eventually align into one image of a star in Ursa Major
The 3-D–printed figures will be displayed on the National Mall in celebration of Women's History Month
Abnormal growths in its fossilized neck bones suggest that the long-necked dino suffered from a pneumonia-like illness
In Indonesia, a local bird catcher trapped the large reptile and sawed off the trash because he didn’t want to watch the animal suffer
The move is heralded as a conservation success but faces criticism from hunters and ranchers
The massive void, zipping at 28 miles per second, may have been blasted into space by a supernova explosion
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