In a new study, blind rats could get around by directly incorporating geomagnetic information
Will you spot this weekend's "blood moon"?
The scientists behind lab-grown meat think they can soon offer it at a price most of us can actually afford
New York's urban coyote population is booming — this week, one even ended up on top of a Long Island bar.
It was unofficially the fastest car in its time and still impresses today
Southern Resident killer whales have been on the decline, but new babies bring hope for the future
Patterns made visible help a researcher discover 13 new species of ancient cone snails
The Bay Area’s water is still safe to use, but drought is causing a noxious algae bloom to affect tap water
The European Space Agency is applying protocols from the International Space Station in caves
The development of more affordable, 3D printed equipment could save lives
From risky pregnancies to birth defects to problems with inbreeding, it just seems like a bad idea
A Japanese food company has designed an onion that won't make you cry
All it takes is a slight shift of perspective to realize plants are far from inanimate
The famous physicist kept a catalog of very human transgressions
Scientists have finally discovered the culprit behind smelly armpits
New research challenges the notion that if the Frank sisters had lived a few days more, they’d have survived the war
The microbial makeup of a city's sewage can indicate its population's physique
"Their self-described nature begins to manifest around or just after puberty"
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