The many fuzzy and feathery dinosaurs that have been discovered reveal one of the most magnificent evolutionary transformations in the history of life
Some trick of the human psyche makes a patch of sagebrush feel like home
The former head of Apple comes from a long line of American innovators who changed society
What if the cataclysmic asteroid that forever changed life on Earth actually missed the planet and giant dinosaurs never went extinct?
Katharine Hepburn's Connecticut beach house and 8,900 other homes were swept into the sea
Even so, a terrestrial, 16-foot, carnivorous crocodile-like predator is not something I would like to meet in a dark alley (or anywhere else, really)
Can the team drill past an ancient river channel?
A Smithsonian geologist offers her expertise on the seismic event that shook much of the mid-Atlantic this week
Today's shaking may have been unexpected, but Washington isn't the only unlikely location for an earthquake in the United States
The sculpture shows a group of carnivorous dinosaurs chowing down on a sauropod, much like the dinosaurs of the country's Lourinhã Formation must have done
After an oil spill, should people put in the time and effort to clean up wildlife, or would it be better to just let the animals die?
Biologists scale city trees to bag a surprisingly urban species, the Cooper's Hawk
And why is one running loose in California?
Researchers may soon be able to transfer embryos from older cheetahs into younger animals and give them a better chance of success
The ties between same-sex couples can be just as strong as those in heterosexual birds
Without this film, we might never have seen a giant gorilla hang from the Empire State Building
Looking ridiculous, we rush around like inexperienced wait-staff in a busy restaurant
The planet, TrES-2b, is a gas giant about the size of Jupiter. But that's where the similarities end
Is this what paleontologists see after having one too many?
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