Dinosaur's Klutz Moment Preserved in Time
A series of tracks in Oklahoma reveal where a dinosaur most likely slipped and caught itself before continuing on
A series of tracks in Oklahoma reveal where a dinosaur most likely slipped and caught itself before continuing on
Prolonged warm and dry conditions have provided extra fuel for four large fires and 53 smaller ones currently burning in New South Wales
Major or clinical depression seems to alter the genes that regulate sleep and waking
Dinosaurs — or at least their ancestors — may have gotten an earlier start than once believed
People who anticipate discrimination do their best to represent their group well
The West, Texas, fertilizer plant explosion on April 17 echoes an April 16, 1947, event when a ship loaded with ammonium nitrate, also a chemical fertilizer, docked at the Port of Texas City erupted in flames and exploded, killing nearly 600 people...
Microbiome changes might explain how circumcision reduces HIV risk, possibly by eliminating bacteria that activate immune cells in the skin that themselves present the retrovirus to the immune system, making infection more likely...
The cancer, which has wiped out 70 percent of devils, doesn't alert the animals' immune systems to its presence. On the up side, these genetic instructions are reversible
Doctors in medieval Europe weren't as idle as it may seem, as a new analysis of the oldest-known preserved human dissection in Europe reveals
What swinging couples and committed polyamorists can teach monogamists about love
DNA analysis confirms that bones excavated from underneath a parking lot in Leicester, England, are the remains of the vilified English king, Richard III
Ancient Pompeii’s political elite vied for advertising space on the “private walls” of wealthy citizens
Exercise is good for you, whereas high heels are not, and calling an ambulance saves lives
Pachyderms moved away from human populations often wander back, ransacking houses and killing villagers
Carvings etched on rocks near the Nile River depict the ceremonial processions of a pharaoh—the oldest known illustrations of the kind
Great apes who display the sense of curiosity and playfulness generally associated with extroverts generally outlive their shyer counterparts
While most of its relatives perished with the dinosaurs, the molelike creature lived 45 million years longer than expected
Selfish behavior proves to be good for the group when it comes to staying warm
The risk of destroying a career is nothing compared with the evolutionary drive to reproduce
A year-long trial about downplayed risks from a 2009 quake came to a close with the verdict, which alarmed Earth scientists worldwide