Preliminary experiments suggest even more species of mammals may possess the UV glow
Young gators can sprout new tails that can reach up to nine inches, helping them survive through their juvenile years
The 2,000-year-old "mikveh" represents the first Second Temple–era archaeological evidence found at the site
The spewing lava mixed with water at the summit, sending a plume of ash and steam into the sky
Beverly Mills and Elaine Buck have spent more than a decade exploring neglected local stories
The legislative body's year-end spending bill authorized the creation of two much-anticipated museums
Fossilized tooth plaque reveals a diverse and exotic palette reflected in the region's modern cuisine
Johns, whose efforts helped desegregate public schools, is set to represent Virginia in place of the Confederate general
The specimen sheds light on how different gray wolf populations migrated through North America
Works on display in an Ohio exhibition highlight political art by marginalized people
The rock star's much-publicized vaccination inspired reluctant U.S. teens to get inoculated
Tweaking the crop’s genes could help increase its yields and make it more resistant to disease and natural disasters
Members of the newest and smallest branch of the military, which turned one this December, will now be known as 'Guardians'
New analysis suggests explorer Jørgen Brønlund spent his final hours trying—and failing—to light a petroleum burner
Scientists searching for aliens are trying to understand the signal’s origins
Archaeologists in northeastern Spain recently unearthed the remains of ten individuals kidnapped and executed in 1936
The toxic chemical gave the metal a luminous sheen, enabling forgers to pass off cheap alloys as silver
But two wrongs don't make a right, as both problems are altering the birds' biology
You can now take a virtual tour of a "Harry Potter"–inspired exhibition exploring the origins of fantastical beings
Surprisingly, the plant’s fleshy, brown flowers don't smell so bad
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