This Prehistoric Apex Predator Known As The 'T. Rex Of The Ocean' Was Pure Nightmare Fuel
The T. rex is usually thought of as a land-based monster, but the term can actually refer to an equally dangerous beast that stalked the oceans.
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This Dark Energy Mapping Technology Is More Impressive Than Scientists Expected
This dark energy project was meant to map just a portion of the skies over a five-year period, but it performed even better and faster than expected.
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The Organs You Can Donate While You're Still Alive
Organ donations save thousands of lives every year, but you don't have to be dead to donate, some organs you can give while you're still alive.
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The Difference Between White And Brown Rice Is Easily Explained By Science
When it comes to varieties of rice, most people tend to think of just white and brown, but what are the differences between these rice varieties?
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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.
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Scientists Believe The World's Oldest River Predates Dinosaurs By 170 Million Years
Figuring out which of the world's thousands of rivers is the oldest is no simple task, but the top contender is about as old as fish or plants.
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Science Fiction Vs. Science Fact: Alien Life Might Be Just As Strange As Project Hail Mary Makes It Out To Be
"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.
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These Antarctic Animals Are Considered Endangered As Of 2026 – Here's When They Could Go Extinct
With 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.
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The Rare 'Glass Bone' Disease That's Easily Explained By Science
Glass bone disease is more than just a plot device in a movie, it's a real but very rare disorder that affects tens of thousands of Americans.
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Why Washing Berries With Vinegar Works Better Than Water
If you're going to be eating fresh fruits, you need to be washing them, but even though water kind of works, you should be soaking them in vinegar.
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Algae Blooms In Lakes Are Doing A Lot More To Your Health Than You Think
Going 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.
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To Visualize Devastating Midwest Tornadoes, Watch This Drone Fly Directly Into One
In an effort to better understand them, scientists have been trying to peer inside tornadoes for decades, now we're getting closer than ever.
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What Scientists Know About Deja Vu That You Didn't (Until Now)
Deja vu, or the feeling that a novel experience is something that has already happened to you, isn't uncommon, and science has some thoughts on it.
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Everyone Used It In The '80s. Science Explains Why It Grabbed Your Attention
The 1980s were full of bright colors that could instantly grab and hold your attention, and science has the answer as to why they captivated you.
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Why Portugal Had To Move 2 Millions Tons Of Sand To Save Their Tourist Hotspot
For many countries, tourism is a vital industry propping up their prosperity, so when Portugal's tourism was under threat, they took drastic action.
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Drinking Alcohol Has A Disturbing Long-Term Effect On Your Brain Health
Alcohol is one of the most popular recreational drugs globally, but its long-term use can have some particularly unhealthy effects on your brain.
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Not Mars, Not Europa: Scientists Say This Moon Could Be The Best Place To Find Life
We have been systematically searching for life in the cosmos for decades, and even though Mars and Europa are prime candidates, there are others.
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Why Being A Marine Biologist Is Even Riskier Than You Thought
Many 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.
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The Overlooked Science Career That's Still In Surprisingly High Demand
Some science careers seem like they would have a rocky time providing jobs, but that's not the case here, which is surprisingly relevant to current issues.
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Storm-Chasing Is A Risky Job, But Not For The Reason You Think
Chasing storms is obviously dangerous, and it has led to a number of fatalities. However, the main danger of the job isn't actually the storm, but the travel.
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Why Historians Say This Was The Worst Year To Be Alive
Recent 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.
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The Full Moon Sleep Myth Is Actually Based In Science
The full moon has a prominent place in myths and legends, including the belief that it can affect sleep — which is true, albeit not for any mystical reasons.
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Why Plague Doctors Wore Those Creepy Long-Beaked Masks
The long-beaked masks of plague doctors are associated with death, but really, they helped keep physicians safe. And they might have smelled surprisingly nice.
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Common Tattoo Myths That Have Been Dispelled By Science
It's commonly said that tattoos can put you at higher risk for certain diseases or interfere with medical procedures, but, in general, tattoos aren't so risky.
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Not Weight, Not BMI: Scientists Say This Body Ratio Is A Great Indicator Of Health
There are a few different ways to look at physical health, but this particular ratio might actually be a good indicator of risk for certain diseases.
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Mystery Or Myth: How Will The Universe Really End – With A Crunch, A Rip, Or Eternal Silence?
Scientists were surprised to find that dark energy causes the universe is to expand, which has begged questions of whether that will continue, and to what end.
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Science Can Explain Why Certain Eggs Are More Nutritious Than Others
There 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.
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