The ungulates, dubbed Achille and Patroclo, chose each other repeatedly and showed affection before and after each rendezvous ...
Georgia’s Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge is one of the world’s rarest surviving wetland ecosystems. Its new global ...
Infernogallus jamesi had beak and mouth adaptations that hint it could mash soft foods, like today's frugivorous birds. The ...
The remarkably well-preserved 13th century B.C.E. weapon was found submerged in Lake Mezzano, once home to a Bronze Age ...
By tagging dozens of sand tiger sharks, scientists have been able to pinpoint seasonal nursery areas and track the migrations ...
One City, Two Empires" at London's Victoria and Albert Museum tracks the storied city's evolution from a 4th-century capital ...
A new study finds that Manx shearwaters fly so fast that their internal clocks get out of sync with local time. These jet lag ...
Digital projections at Oxford's Ashmolean Museum will restore the sight of Egyptian blue, the world’s oldest synthetic ...
DNA recovered from historical museum specimens reveals how the release of captive-bred ducks quietly reshaped wild mallard ...
Soft tissues like blood generally break down relatively quickly after death. Environmental factors can also produce red blood ...
Researchers studied DNA from more than 1,000 modern-day Polynesians and found that Native Hawaiians and Easter Islanders were ...
The Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory launched in 2004 and detected thousands of astrophysical phenomena, leading to some huge ...
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