The thirsty, thorny devils of Australia's deserts can’t quench their thirst with tongues alone
Solutions are multifaceted and region-specific, but conservation researchers have some ideas
The Griffon vulture is one of the largest vulture species. Because of its giant stature, it uses an immense amount of energy to take off
A global study finds they can help cool cities and reduce air pollution—for less money than high-tech answers
It depends on whether online social ties strengthen real-world social ties, which are known to be good for your health
Climate scientists at Northeastern University have developed "robomussels" with sensors to track temperatures in mussel beds
In 1958, the Pentagon wanted to build a 1,000-foot-long telescope for its ballistic missile program
Placenta-wiping fetuses are only the tip of the frightberg
Face-unfurling, chest-exploding, zombie-making fiends: They're all around us
And other molecular secrets to digest while you're digesting
Is this an opportunity for conservation education, or another example of the government bending to Big Tuna?
Scientists have found that some crustaceans have just the trick for hiding from predators
Dear cave lions: We're so, so sorry.
It's hard to comprehend the concept of oceans getting more acidic. Unless you become the coral.
Using brain scans, researchers find evidence that bad feelings associated with lying lessen over time
Heavy drinking can change the brain to make cravings worse. Can gene therapy change it back?
A dive into the science shows it is possible to override the system
Something fishy this way comes
Unlike Jurassic Park's lizard-like creatures, real raptors had feathers and looked a lot more like their closest relatives -- birds
The visual biographer of Marie and Pierre Curie turns to her next subject, weather, lightning and climate change
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