A new study has found that bovine personalities are less predictable when cows reach sexual maturity
Pallas's odd orbit sends it crashing through the asteroid belt, colliding with other objects along the way
Their shells were 10 feet wide and equipped with foot-long horns on both shoulders
A new study suggests the hulking creatures are changing local water bodies with their bathroom habits
New analysis explores why unstable synthetic pigments in the painting are changing color from yellow to white
Researchers suspect a genetic mutation may have gifted the giant fish, named Inspector Clouseau, his rosy hue
The Natural History Museum in London has announced the top five honorees in its LUMIX People’s Choice Award competition
The trees, which have been cultivated for 70-odd years, are in good condition and back on display
Climate change is the likeliest culprit, researchers say
Experts say the wolf, known as OR-54, was looking for a new pack or a mate
F.D.A. joins the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Veteran Affairs in adopting a lab animal retirement policy
The number of habitats in North America that bumblebees occupy has fallen by almost 50 percent
Yet another spate of evidence suggests the Rapa Nui people were going strong long after Europeans first arrived in 1722
She completed the longest continuous spaceflight for a female astronaut with a voyage that lasted 328 days
The HMS Challenger’s expedition in the 1800s provides a baseline for ocean health as the climate changes
Researchers can now analyze precious samples of lunar rock atom by atom
The artworks, collected by the open-access Biodiversity Heritage Library, range from animal sketches to historical diagrams and botanical studies
The viral video gives scientists an inside look at how cooperative hunters interact with human-made structures
Judean dates were once renowned for their size and flavor
Nitrogen on the dwarf planet’s glacial 'heart' becomes vapor each day and freezes each night
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