Paleontologists uncover a new look for one of Cretaceous Utah's most common dinosaurs, Eolambia
Two master bird banders are at the forefront of finding out why the rufous hummingbird’s migration has changed
A new study shows that the equivalent of a few cups of coffee can help us process words more quickly and accurately
Tiny blades discovered in South Africa suggest early humans had advanced intelligence and modern culture 71,000 years ago
Paleobiologists are still trying to figure out how large sauropods prevented themselves from overheating
A new exhibition at the Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C., showcases the work of elderly artists with memory loss and other chronic conditions
Jaws once thought to be from Megalosaurus belong instead to this little-known species
A number of irrelevant factors—from a polling place's location to a home sports team's winning percentage—have been found to sway voters
Voting experts David Becker and Thad Hall discuss the technologies that could forever change the way we register and cast our votes
A pair of spade-toothed whales washed ashore on a beach, the first time the complete body of a member of this species has ever been seen
A hidden ankylosaur species changes how paleontologists understand the evolution of North America's Late Cretaceous dinosaurs
Brain scans suggest Democrats and Republicans actually are different biologically. Welcome to the world of political neuroscience.
Huge variability in Australopithecus afarensis height may have made it difficult for group members to walk together at the same speed
A swarm of giant beetles, lovingly sculpted by Washington D.C.-based artist Joan Danziger, descends on the American University Museum
A bizarre skull fragment hints at a new species of giant predatory dinosaur from Morocco
A new study shows that justifying paywalls as fair makes readers much more likely to pay for online content
Is the crippling of New York City enough to motivate other cities to protect themselves against extreme weather?
Over 48,000 photos were entered in the Veolia Environnement contest; these 10 were among the most stunning
Koshik, an Asian elephant at a South Korean zoo, learned to uncannily mimic five Korean words by stuffing his trunk in his mouth
Dinosaurs undoubtedly slipped and fell. But did they leave any evidence of their mishaps in the fossil record?
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