A deadly virus threatens to decimate oyster populations around the world
In a new study, a Smithsonian scientist says coffee-growers have options
Zoo nutritionists have the Herculean task of feeding thousands of charges, come hurricane, tornado or terrorist attack
Incompatible with his birthmother, a National Zoo cub seeks friendship in San Diego
Grit the honey badger is on a mission to taste honey for the first time. To do so, he must break into a hive and withstand the fury of a bee horde
The little-known exploitation of this seemingly infinite resource could wreak political and environmental havoc
Up to one-third of parasite species could vanish over the next few decades, disrupting ecosystems and even human health
Naming species forms the foundation of biology—but these rogue researchers are exposing the flaws in the system
On June 16, 1969, Americans filled highways, streets and homes to witness the launch of a rocket from the Kennedy Space Center: the legendary Apollo 11
How the sundae staple went from treatment to just treat
To track down timber thieves, researchers are turning to new tech and tried-and-true criminal justice techniques
The Pollinator Friendly Solar Act has solar companies and commercial beekeepers working together
Facing the specter of more and worse rainstorms, these vulnerable areas are turning to innovative urban design
Sampling the fur of Madagascar’s gray mouse lemurs reveal a bevy of environmental pressures
Remembering the mission that opened Earth’s eyes to the vastness and wonder of space
Like tree rings, these layered plates hold chemical clues to how the animals adapt to a changing world
For the first time ever, astrophysicists observe the entire life cycle of a binary star system
No armor is impervious to this cuteness now at the National Zoo
Its mandibles strike in a fraction of a blink of an eye, but how does it do it?
How a controversial experiment actually bore fruit
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