What the amputated limbs and full skeletons of a Manassas burial pit tell us about wartime surgical practices
One of the first digital shooting games reflected a fear of, well, invaders—a fear that still resonates today
Understanding their courteous exchanges—from frog croaks to elephant rumbles—could shed light on the origins of human conversation
The maze of lagoons in Loango National Park, in Gabon, isn't just a good place to hunt barracudas--it's also an ancient migratory route
Ride encouraged girls to embrace science and engineering, helping democratize space for all. But more work is needed
Scientists are testing light therapy, a fungus-killing fungus—and maybe, doing nothing
The 1993 film showed both the promise and misconceptions that surround ancient DNA
The stress is pushing some animals to adjust their schedules—but not all will be quick enough to adapt
The speedy collection of this data will help with crop management and flood prediction
They join an elite club of mammals—including mice, whales and humans—whose melodies convey complex information
Who owns biodiversity? No one and everyone—or maybe, a German chemical company
The reddish hues of the vast dunes of the Namib Desert in southern Africa are a result of concentrations of iron in the sand
Researchers looked at the little-studied danger of dust and worsening air quality in the American Southwest
It appears that <i>Fallen Kingdom</i> has not evolved alongside 21st century research
Fisherman Andy Coetzee is in the middle of a dangerous dive, in the shark-filled waters of the Indian Ocean
Virtual simulations attempt to show how faith influences human behavior in the face of terror
Fisherman and adventurer Andy Coetzee is going traditional with his bid to snare a giant perch
If the finding is true, they'd be the first invertebrates to join an elite club that includes primates, dolphins and parrots
South African fisherman Andy Coetzee has his eyes set on a giant perch--a massive freshwater predator fish indigenous to the waters of Uganda
They actually serve a very specific purpose
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