
Jane Goodall, Trailblazing Primatologist and Chimpanzee Conservationist, Has Died
The anthropologist was famous for her pioneering research with chimpanzees and her influence on conservation

Jane Goodall, Trailblazing Primatologist and Chimpanzee Conservationist, Has Died
The anthropologist was famous for her pioneering research with chimpanzees and her influence on conservation

Mildly Menacing Mating Calls Lead to Discovery of New Gecko Species
Scientists found new gecko species hidden in plain sight in pristine deserts of southern Africa, thanks to their loud, barking mating calls


Weaver Ants Form Complex Chains to Pull More Than 100 Times Their Weight
When more humans are added to a team, each member accomplishes less work—but teams of weaver ants do better and better as more join

Trump’s Tylenol Claim Sparks FDA Action—But What Does the Research Say?
The Food and Drug Administration plans to update the safety label for acetaminophen products, and the strongest storm on Earth this year struck several countries in East and Southeast Asia.

Evolution Shocks Scientists in an Electric Battle against Invasive Bass
Scientists electrically culled invasive fish in a 20-year battle—but the fish fought back with rapid evolution

Some Dogs Can Learn Categories like Human Toddlers Do
These dogs can extend words to new objects based on function the way children do in early language learning

Chimpanzee Consumption of Boozy Fruit May Illuminate Roots of Humanity’s Love of Alcohol
Wild chimps ingest the equivalent of multiple alcoholic beverages a day

Meet the Oldest Dome-Headed Dinosaur Ever Found
A newly discovered dinosaur species has been identified from a fossil unearthed in Mongolia that represents the most complete pachycephalosaur specimen yet found

Can Dogs, Cats and Other Pets Truly Improve Your Health?
Pets can improve your health—but only if you have a strong relationship with the animals
Freaky ‘Rubber Hand’ Illusion Works on Octopuses, Too
Octopuses’ response to a human illusion suggests a sense of body ownership

Kissing Bugs, Koalas and Clues to Life on Mars
Kissing bugs are creeping across the U.S.—and they’re bringing Chagas disease with them.

New York City’s Rats Have a Secret Nightlife—And a Language Humans Can’t Hear
A new preprint field study reveals that New York City’s rats aren’t just survivors—they’re talkative city dwellers with their own hidden nightlife. Mapping their movements and conversations could offer insights to transform urban planning and pest control