A new study finds the colorful butterfly larvae will aggressively lunge at each other in pursuit of an extra mouthful of food
The four watercolor drawings and pencil portraits will be featured in an upcoming Sotheby's sale
The startling finding comes in a report that documents the iconic Australian animal’s decline and recommends increased legal protections
The study suggests that social interaction isn't just comforting or fun—it's a human need
Set to be installed in the prime minister's hometown of Grantham next year, the ten-foot-tall work has both supporters and detractors
Global warming causes temperature swings that leave ice weakened for days, with deadly consequences
Students at Rochester Institute of Technology used a self-developed UV imaging system to assess a 15th-century religious document
After six weeks of fighting in Nagorno-Karabakh, Armenia agreed to cede control of territories in the contested region to Azerbaijan
In places where people harvest the plant most aggressively, its color has changed to blend in with the rocky environment
Impressionist Frederick McCubbin painted "The Pioneer" (1904) over an earlier work titled "Found"
At 27,690 feet in elevation, the mountain is the highest point above sea level where microplastics have been detected
Almost 112,000 children tested positive during a one-week period ending on November 12, the largest single week increase in coronavirus cases in kids
The pair's clenched feet and hands testify to the agonizing nature of their death by thermal shock
The source of the dazzling display puzzled scientists for more than a decade
Much like "Salvator Mundi," the proposed da Vinci sketch is likely to attract intense scrutiny
The study’s results suggest certain tick-borne diseases could become even more prevalent as climate change heats up the planet
The 1,000-foot telescope has been a pillar for astronomical research, leading to some of the cosmos' most exciting discoveries
A small study on the effectiveness of psilocybin and psychotherapy presents promising evidence
The ammunition, shipped from France to Scotland in hopes of helping to restore the Stuart dynasty to the throne, arrived too late
The archives of harmonica player and close Dylan friend Tony Glover act as a "time capsule" of 20th-century music, says RR Auction
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