New Zealand's endangered kākāpō are in surprisingly good genetic condition, despite millennia of inbreeding.
"That would surely be the discovery and proof of global warming."
A recent study found that acceptance of evolution among Americans has increased, even among religious fundamentalists.
The hardiest bacteria may be able to live as long as the oldest plants and animals known to exist.
Officials are conducting toxicology tests on the bodies and testing water sources near the trail where they were found.
Scientists say that sea snakes' seemingly aggressive behavior toward humans may actually be misguided courtship.
The brain organoids developed optic structures that reacted to light, but they're not conscious.
New research identifies five genetic phenotypes of dog coats, one of which can be traced back over 2 million years.
The policy could imperil a wolf population that conservationists have fought to restore for decades.
Y: The Last Man 's showrunner says that FX's new comic adaptation will expand beyond the static gender binary.
Researchers could give the world the first practical adaptable camouflage.
Though trees do not adhere to a sex binary, fantasy and science fiction is full of trees we code as male.
Researchers found that people in the area didn’t mix with Neanderthals and suffered population bottlenecks due to a changing climate.
In dozens of videos, birds were caught stealing hair from dogs, cats, humans, raccoons, and even a porcupine.
"Ultimately, the question before us now is not whether we can edit memory, but whether we should."
Known as “Eurasian hunting dogs,” these non-wolf canids are very distantly related to domesticated dogs.
The beautiful Xerces blue butterfly was a distinct species, according to a new study. It hasn't been seen alive since 1943.
There are way more than 30 to 50 feral hogs around—and new research shows that they're taking a serious toll on our planet.
The new guidelines are restrictive but offer ways to move forward with related research.
Researchers say the fossils were left by 3.42-billion-year-old microbes. They could offer clues as to what sort of life may exist on other planets.
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