Florida’s aquatic animals prepare early for storms like Hurricane Idalia By Helen Bradshaw / Aug 30, 2023
‘Alive and wriggling’ worm survived in woman’s body and brain for at least a year By Laura Baisas / Aug 29, 2023
The largest search of Loch Ness in more than 50 years will deploy drones and hydrophones By Andrew Paul / Aug 24, 2023
This flightless pterosaur ancestor had enviable claws and a raptor-like beak By Laura Baisas / Aug 18, 2023
Hungry seals may have begun following their whiskers 23 million years ago By Laura Baisas / Aug 17, 2023
Japan’s Hirota people intentionally reshaped their skulls more than 1,000 years ago By Laura Baisas / Aug 16, 2023
This tiny, 8-foot long whale swam off Egypt’s coast 41 million years ago By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Aug 14, 2023
This giant sea cow-like whale may have been the heaviest creature to ever live on Earth By Sara Kiley Watson / Aug 3, 2023
Jellyfish may have been roaming the seas for at least 500 million years By Laura Baisas / Aug 2, 2023
How DNA evidence could help put the Long Island serial killer behind bars By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Aug 2, 2023
Museums are filled with fake dinosaur fossils. See what it takes to make those replicas. By Riley Black , Theo Stroomer / Aug 1, 2023
Recently awoken 46,000-year-old nematodes already have 100 generations of babies By Laura Baisas / Jul 28, 2023
Giganotosaurus vs. T. rex: Who would win in a battle of the big dinosaurs? By Eva Botkin-Kowacki / Jul 28, 2023
Scientists build intricate Neolithic family tree from 7,000-year-old DNA By Laura Baisas / Jul 26, 2023
Mass coral reef bleaching in Florida as ocean temperatures hit 100 degrees By Laura Baisas / Jul 26, 2023
A flightless parrot is returning to mainland New Zealand after a 40-year absence By Laura Baisas / Jul 24, 2023
The key to bringing deep sea samples up to the coast? An underwater freezer. By Annie Roth / Hakai Magazine / Jul 22, 2023
This fungi-based substance might protect homes from ever-worsening wildfires By Sara Kiley Watson / Jul 20, 2023
A javelin-like stick shows early humans may have been keen woodworkers By Laura Baisas / Jul 19, 2023
Hungry green sea turtles have eaten in the same seagrass meadows for about 3,000 years By Laura Baisas / Jul 17, 2023
How the 1918 pandemic changed what we knew about viruses By Richard Conniff/MIT Press Reader / Jul 11, 2023
A 500-million-year-old sea squirt is the evolutionary clue we need to understand our humble beginnings By Maddi Langweil / Jul 11, 2023
Same-sex mounting in male macaques can help them reproduce more successfully By Laura Baisas / Jul 10, 2023