We can’t sugar coat it, the future of our planet looks pretty bleak – at least according to new predictions from scientists.

A team from William & Mary University is studying the changed behavior of the barred owl amid increasing urbanization.

Newly analyzed Arctic fossils show that marine ecosystems recovered astonishingly fast after the “great dying.” More than 30,000 teeth, bones, and other fossil fragments from a 249-million-year-old ...

Researchers have tested protenemata, brood cells and sporophytes of Physcomitrium patens under simulated space environments, ...

Is it only a matter of time before human writing becomes obsolete? Or is this another technological development that humans ...

Conservation has helped save many of the world's most important species from the brink of extinction, and these are their success stories.

The research vessel Sikuliaq will begin a long journey to Antarctica this week, marking a new era for the Seward-based ship and its crew. The ship, which has been owned by the U.S. National Science ...

I guess it's time to buy some more Sentinel Prime MK IV kits and start kitbashing. How did Atomic Mass Games build this ...

NASA and the European Space Agency plan to bring samples back from Mars. Could they harbor a type of life that scientists warn could trigger mass extinctions on Earth?

Over time, that distinction is likely to grow less significant, particularly as more writing emerges from interactions between humans and AI. A writer might draft a few lines, let an AI expand them ...

Makoshika State Park, sprawling across 11,538 acres of Montana’s eastern badlands, is precisely that kind of revelation. The irony is that despite being Montana’s largest state park, it remains one of ...

This week the Trump administration, with the most corrupt cabinet in the nation’s history, moved to gut the Endangered Species Act while the world is ...