Early in the night our dreams are grounded in reality, but by the end, anything goes
Banana peels may be the secret to better prosthetics
Camera traps exposed the secret world of a rhino-riding genet
The brain of a patient in a vegetative state responded to a movie the same way as healthy people
Last month was the warmest August on record since record-keeping began
A new study shows that humans are not responsible for murder amongst Chimpanzees
By affecting gut microbes, artificial sweeteners may be messing with your metabolism
A streak of light seen in the skies earlier this month was likely a spy satellite breaking up
Human face shape is more variable than other parts of the body
Flesh-eating beetles that lived 125 million years ago set the stage for modern parenting
Last year, the sturgeon didn’t reproduce at all in the wild
MIT's robot cheetah may not be the only one in Boston—but it can leap
Relaxing only works if you let yourself do it
The global mortality rate for children under five is continuing to drop
Unrest in Libya has forced the government to take to the seas
The finding could help researchers devise more effective treatments that are tailored for individual patients
Prisoners who receive the most visitors, however, tend to do the best after they are released
The anatomical skylight allows the turtles to synch up with the seasons
The Philae lander will touch down at "Site J" In November
Fixing shoddy wells could mean making fracking safer for the environment
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