Global life expectancy is increasing, especially in the developing world
This is about the 35th time Wisdom has been a mother-to-be
Yes, plenty of live microorganisms lurk in your yogurt, but they are everywhere else as well
As global warming turns up the temperature on the planet, it's going to be tougher to get anything done
By digging burrows in permafrost, Arctic ground squirrels help destabilize the vast stores of carbon in the soil
Billions of tiny zinc particles explode from the surface of mammalian eggs when a sperm cell touches down
Ancient Roman concrete has some benefits over modern equivalents
The ultimate decision over who controls the North Pole will come down to the United Nations
Analysis of the frame movements in footage from head-mounted cameras is just as unique as a fingerprint
Friendly methods get information from suspects faster and more reliably, oh and they don't violate human rights
The death of a captive rhino at the San Diego Zoo brings the species closer to imminent extinction
Susceptibility to hangovers is partly due to genetics
On the surface, killing wolves that kill sheep and cattle seems like a way to control predation, but the data paints a not-so-simple picture
The British Medical Journal's holiday issue includes an investigation of old magazines in waiting rooms and finds that men can be idiots
The genomes of 45 birds contributed to the most in-depth bird evolutionary tree ever created
A cool video raises the question: Why is most ice cloudy?
If left unchecked, antibiotic-resistant bacteria could kill more people than cancer by 2050
When one predator returns, another can be displaced
The plan involves moving silt from upstream down into the delta—but no one knows if there's actually enough
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