When the Great French Wine Blight hit in the mid 1800s, the culprit turned out to be a pest from the New World that would forever alter wine production
Today marks five decades since cosmonaut Alexey Leonov became the first human to walk in space
An experimental setup shows that chimps will travel farther to get a more preferred reward
Put down the remote—new research links cooking shows, higher BMI
Researchers use laser scanners to identify a Roman military camp that may have initiated the settlement of the modern Italian city of Trieste
A tiny creature makes shrimp more likely to eat their own
A new study investigates the historical factors leading up to the emergence of pork prohibition
Lincoln was a congress member at the time but not the only one charging too much for travel
Scientists studying how beetles steer themselves in flight gather research that may have implications far beyond understanding bug biology
Over 2,000 birds have been felled by fast-moving avian cholera
A new theory poses that the prehistoric structure could have been something like an “ancient Mecca on stilts”
Vietnam’s Son Doong cave is a magnificent not-so-microcosm
A newly published scientific review attempts to “get to the bottom” of how animals acquired what some might call the most indecent part of the body
The cocoa tree is very sensitive to disease and pests, so someone checks every plant bound for international trade
When the story of one man’s childhood pet raccoon became a hit in 1970s Japan, it heralded a biological invasion still troubling the country today
Canada braces itself for the biggest morel mushroom harvest in world history
Before food coloring, St. Patrick’s Day’s most festive brew got its hue from a different kind of dye
The strange organisms are remarkably good at mapping the most efficient route from place to place—and that's exactly what roads do
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