A 183-million-year-old plesiosaur fossil unveils rare skin details, reshaping our understanding of ancient marine life.

It wasn’t just today’s bodies that told the story. Ancient DNA backed it up. The researchers traced the variant through time.

At roughly 22 feet long and tipping the scales near 11,000 pounds, Lokiceratops is the heavyweight champion of North American ...

The concept of “virtual unwrapping” first gained attention when this imaging method was used on the En-Gedi Scroll, an ...

The Chel snakehead fish, declared extinct since 1933, reappeared in a Himalayan river, highlighting the resilience of ...

A newly analyzed radio image reveals twin lobes stretching roughly 66,000 light-years on each side of a quasar called ...

New research from MIT suggests that astrocytes - long considered support cells - may play a key role in the human brain's ...

Research shows nearly five million dried seahorses were smuggled globally from 2010–2021, but the true scale of the trade may ...

Yeast evolution offers insights into climate change adaptation, highlighting the trade-offs and challenges species face as ...

New research shows current climate policies would destroy 76% of the world's glaciers by 2100, raising sea levels by over 9 ...

A new study reveals that harbor seals navigate murky waters using visual flow patterns, achieving remarkable directional ...

Instead of just planting new trees in empty fields, scientists found it's better to grow food and crops inside existing ...