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Orangutans preferred a reward associated with laughter a day after learning about it, suggesting mood may shape what they ...

A study of Oʻahu finds that waves and erosion could threaten homes, roads, and sewage systems earlier than simple sea level ...

Webb’s infrared view of the Cartwheel Galaxy reveals how an ancient collision reshaped its structure and sparked waves of ...

Scientists linked recurring tadpole deaths in a Brazilian pond to ranavirus, with outbreaks more likely after weeks of low ...

Barn owls reached the Caribbean by crossing the Atlantic and spread from there to the mainland, while the islands' own giant ...

A survey of young Americans explores why climate worry can accompany both a willingness to act and a sense that taking action ...

A study of repeat theft offenders suggests that difficulty learning from rewards may help explain why some people keep ...

Caimans with more mercury in their blood showed a weaker stress hormone response, raising concerns about how pollution ...

Losing a gene may bring unexpected advantages, helping animals adjust how they use energy, detect their surroundings and ...

Tiny ocean animals depend on different food sources across the Pacific, revealing important differences in marine food chains ...

A new theory suggests the body’s signals may amplify cellular damage, helping explain why repairing cells alone might not ...