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Liang Bua cave, purported cut marks on elephant bones and charred remains from other animals led some researchers to propose ...

The Smithsonian Natural History Museum’s latest exhibit, “From These Lands,” connects visitors with America’s natural history ...

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Analysis of 3,000 incidents in Canada reveals which animal–human activity combos are especially risky. Of note: Elk and ...

Walking sharks crawl on their fins across reefs and even out into tide pools. The newfound Dudgeon walking shark brings the ...

Aquatic life is facing a surge in chemical pollution as drugs, including pharmaceuticals and illicit substances, make their ...

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No creature is spared the ravages of disease. For bees, American foulbrood is as ghastly as it sounds: the bacterium that ...

The debate between remote versus in-office work is increasingly looking like a false dichotomy. While remote work reduces ...