How ecosystems will function if fire ants suddenly disappear and are replaced by crazy ants remains an open but worrying question
Now, those former test subjects may be spreading the deadly amphibian chytrid fungus around the world
Yes, climate change is real. Yes, we are causing it.
Though the researchers didn't include cats in the study, they suspect that felines, too, would experience a runner's high
Climate change isn't just making the North Pole warmer, it's actually changing where the North Pole is located
What do you do with a spare world-class satellite?
Even the harsh Canadian winter can't kill these hardy bacteria
Over the past 50 years, the snow line has receded nearly 600 feet up the mountain and glaciers in the region have shrunk by 13 percent
Currently, the science of detecting mass graves is hit or miss, though the remains of thousands of missing persons may be stashed in clandestine graves
Angelina Jolie's choice to remove breasts is part of a larger trend - but doctors aren't sure why it's more popular now than ever, or whether it should be
Have you ever noticed that almost every barn you have ever seen is red? Here's why.
Cosmic rays may cause a "runaway breakdown" of electrons when they collide with highly charged particles in thunderclouds
28 years in just a few seconds, as seen from space
This new model is the most complete guide for understanding the "complex interweaving" of our tongue muscles
After 11 years of working on the new DSM, some are saying that it's time to retire the manual and think abut mental health entirely differently
Late spring is when the 17 year cicadas come out. It also happens to be a popular time for weddings
Can you "see" a ghost without seeing?
Should we add eating standing up to the list of food no-no's? It's unclear, science says
By delivering antibiotics alongside a protein found in breast milk, researchers could fight MRSA in mice
Enough sewage to fill a 41 food deep pool the size of Central Park spilled out during Hurricane Sandy
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