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Home to more than 200 species of endangered animals and various untouched diverse habitats, the Exmouth gulf is one of the world's last unstudied areas. However, the looming possibility of its...
A large cross-shaped structure has recently been discovered at a UNESCO world heritage site in Russia.
Iron is an important component of our red blood cells, but does too much of it equate to negative effects?
Scientists try to find the difference between walking with "healthy shoes" and working barefoot, and find out which one is better.
WWF recently launched a new, innovative app designed to encourage children to learn about local biodiversity.
A new research states that much like humans, gorillas are also capable of building social hierarchies, drawing mixed reviews and controversy.
Scientists attempt to find out how cordyceps, also known as a zombie-ant fungi, forces an ant to have lockjaw.
Per police reports, drug users from Boone County have started using wasp spray as a substitute for meth.
According to a new research, LGBTQ members are more likely to develop early warning signs of dementia than their straight, cishet counterparts.
A research team plans on uncovering some of early Earth's unsolved mysteries by digging on the surface of the Moon.
It had been a year since Brazil's biggest scientific tragedy, and the researchers affected are still struggling.