A recent expedition to the Fourni islands uncovered piles of ancient cargo, including types of amphorae never before seen on the seafloor
These images detail the inner workings of human bodies in all their gruesome glory
Fossil analysis supports the argument that the proposed <em>Nanotyrannus</em> is not its own unique species after all
The predators take down difficult prey by curling up their bodies to create a powerful electric dipole field
Mauritius is one of many places suddenly seeking organic produce. But as local farmers are finding, it's not that easy
The device allows researchers to float and manipulate targets with just a single array of ultrasound emitters
Lead is a particular risk as people try to turn potentially contaminated urban sites into productive and sustainable farms
Cassini will plunge into the watery geysers to search for evidence of hydrothermal vents and other clues about the moon's hidden ocean
If no efforts are made to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the Middle East may experience heat that is intolerable to humans
It is highly unlikely, experts say, but a plague-based bioterror assault is another matter
DNA from Bronze Age victims helped pinpoint mutations that allowed the disease to go from localized illness to deadly pandemic
A mutual passion for Laura Ingalls Wilder inspired scientists in unrelated disciplines to investigate events from the famous author's world
Two farmers with different viewpoints talk about organic farming, GMOs and farm technology
The newly recognized reptile was thought to be part of a more populous species of tortoise sharing the island
The stellar corpse spotted by a NASA telescope backs up a theory that white dwarf stars eat planetary remnants
How a creature from the deep taught the world a lesson about the importance of being ugly
Found in the fossil record, these plants are more than 100 million years old
Well-preserved fossils include spring-like neck bones that may have helped the giants get blood from their hearts to their heads
According to new research, when a big one strikes, more than aftershocks can follow
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