Surveying 2.4 million trees showed that predators may help keep the trees at sustainable levels
But now evolution’s ultimate survivors may be in danger
Out-of-the-can branding helped transform World War II's rations into a beloved household staple
For these light-up lovers, each flash in the night could mean sex or death
A vast microscopic world writhes around you. Now a coloring book lets you bring wee beasts and beauties to life
Short attention spans and a deluge of rapid-fire articles on social media form a recipe for fake news epidemics
The oceans boast a vibrant soundscape, but we may be slowly silencing their symphonies
From sinkholes to liquefaction, we look at how solid earth can shrink and elude our grasp
These living torpedoes pull themselves through the water using their front flippers, unlike other ocean creatures
A new protocol that includes this common nutrient could save millions of lives—and has already sparked a raging debate among doctors
Beauty may be in the eye of the beholder, but good marketing can do wonders
America’s most spectacular fossil, found by a plucky Montana rancher, is locked up in a secret storage room. Why?
Waves of globalization brought these warriors to new shores, where certain species spread like wildfire
Legal or not, more American women are opting for abortion by medication. We asked doctors: How safe is it?
New DNA techniques are letting researchers track down the largest, strangest cave animals in the world
Lunar luster triggers mating orgies, guides travelers and even can even provoke magical transformations
Did the 19th-century naturalist Robert Kennicott die of his own hand?
Before baking powder hit the scene in 1856, making cake was not a piece of cake
Injecting plant-like creatures into a rat's heart can jumpstart the recovery process, study finds
Scientists use 9,000 years of feline genetics to chart their global rise to power
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