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The feeling of being watched makes human change their behavior, even if it comes from a poster.
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Glacial calving creates monster icebergs
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Fossilized feces are always interesting, and researchers may have just found an extra special example
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A view of the insects that is rarely seen
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Two adults and five pups make up the newly-named Shasta Pack
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14 percent of America’s coastline is coated in concrete — and that could actually be really bad
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Cloudy diamonds give some scientists new clues to how they formed underground, others find ways to make them out of thin air.
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A simple chemical trick could make supermarket tomatoes taste way better.
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With unexpected infanticide and toxic chemicals, it’s a story loved by all
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Filthy urban surfaces “breathe” pollutants when they’re exposed to sun
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A tiny, quick pump mechanism lets birds slurp up nectar at a rate of 14 licks per second
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Like being fired from a slingshot at 4.5 million miles an hour
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One researcher calls it the "leaftide"
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Just because a chemical isn’t lethal doesn’t mean it’s not dangerous to other insects
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A unique symbiotic relationship exists between leaf-cutter ants, fungi and bacteria
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From tracking penguins to coral reefs, satellites are changing the way scientists study ecology
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It's curtains for the NASA mission's close relationship with the satellite
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