One Of The Ocean's Deadliest Apex Predators Lurks And Hunts In The Shallows
If you go to the beach you may comfort yourself with the thought that nothing dangerous is in the shallow waters, but you may need to reassess that.
Read MoreIf you go to the beach you may comfort yourself with the thought that nothing dangerous is in the shallow waters, but you may need to reassess that.
Read More"Project Hail Mary" really pushes the limit when it comes to non-humanoid aliens. But researchers posit that real aliens could be even stranger than that.
Read MoreWith climate change melting ice and altering Earth's oceans, these Antarctic species are losing their ways of life, and very soon, they might be gone forever.
Read MoreGoing to the lake to cool off is an integral part of summer, but getting into the water with an algal bloom is more dangerous than you might think.
Read MoreFor many countries, tourism is a vital industry propping up their prosperity, so when Portugal's tourism was under threat, they took drastic action.
Read MoreMany nature lovers dream of one day becoming a marine biologist, but the job is more than just sun, sand, and scuba diving, there's danger, too.
Read MoreRecent years have been rough, but this one year might have been worse, starting with a natural disaster that led to months of darkness and economic fallout.
Read MoreThere are some things that all eggs have in common (they're high in protein), but not all have the same nutrition, and science can tell you why.
Read MoreCoal mining operations clearly cause heavy pollution, but they're far more disruptive than that, harming wildlife and ecosystems that they touch.
Read MoreFor years it was believed that the ocean's top apex predator wasn't keen on traveling long distances, but recent research reveals the truth.
Read MoreSquirrel poop might not seem all that interesting, but to scientists, it can actually be an invaluable snapshot of another time and world from long ago.
Read MoreOur skies are filled with awesome predatory birds, from the enormous harpy eagle to the silent owls, but one raptor is faster than all of them.
Read MoreIf you regularly include eggs as part of your diet, you may have come across an egg with two yolks in it at some point, so how does this happen?
Read MoreFor the past decade a vital array of oceanic sensors have been monitoring global climate data, but the government is currently dismantling them.
Read MoreThe natural world is replete with gruesome ways for us to die, but among the many, death by cigarette snail surely sits near the top of the list.
Read MoreOil drilling is already controversial for the pollution it causes, but it's also an intrusive activity for other reasons, hugely affecting local marine life.
Read MoreWhile brown and white eggs are pretty common, blue ones seem quite novel. Natural pigments are to blame for the difference, but there may be more at play.
Read MoreEggs are a common part of many breakfasts, but sometimes there's a gooey white bit stuck to the yolk. What is that anyway? Science has the answer.
Read MorePotatoes come in all shapes and sizes, and also a variety of colors. But what's the story behind all those varied colors? Science has the answer.
Read MoreDifferent colored chicken meats are often thought to be associated with varying nutritional benefits, but that's not actually the only difference.
Read MoreIt's popularly said that bed bugs bite, but the feeding that they do in the process isn't exactly pleasant. Nor are their overall eating habits.
Read MorePlants are capable of some incredible diversity, but one island plant has settled on making a seed that's just as suggestive as it is large.
Read MoreJust as eggs can come in many colors, their shells can be varying thicknesses, and the reason for this difference has a very simple explanation.
Read MoreThis sea monster has been discussed since ancient times, yet it's rarely been seen by modern scientists. But it just might be living off the coast of Australia.
Read MoreEveryone knows that dogs are humankind's best friend, but according to scientists, that kinship may run as deep as the genes and DNA in our cells.
Read MoreIn the quest to save the world's endangered wildlife from extinction, scientists are using not radio trackers or cloning, instead they are using poop.
Read MoreWhen it comes to stuff growing in your house, mold is the last thing you want, and that's doubly true for things that can take root in your body.
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