Dan Nosowitz

The popularity of antibiotics has led to mutations in bacteria that make the little buggers stronger than ever. But what if we could shut down antibiotics as soon as they're no longer needed?

We like cheap.

Would "Arrested Development" have been cancelled if Twitterers were heard?

Thought to be extinct for more than 50 years, this anole is one of the rarest and most endangered species on the planet. It has a weird nose.

Thank you, Chinese researchers.

Guess the species (either common or Linnaean) by tweeting at us--we're @PopSci--and get your name listed right here! Plus eternal glory, obviously. Update: We have a winner!

We like infographics as much as the next publication that publishes them regularly, but only when the graphic representation actually benefits the info.

As the first potentially deadly hurricane of the season nears the Gulf Coast, government employees are working around the clock to monitor it and issue warnings. And they're doing it for free, because of the government shutdown.

GAAAAAH GET IT OUT GET IT OUT GET IT OUT

Just what we always wanted: a empirical reason why we binge-eat that isn't our fault.