Scientists Resurrect 145-Year-Old Shipwreck Seeds. Now, They Want To Make Whiskey
The discovery’s been described “like winning a million-dollar jackpot.”
You Might Be Able To Use A Mug Of Hot Drink As A Particle Detector
Those weird streaks you can see on top are far more interesting than you think.
“Extraordinary” Mouse Created Using Gene That’s Older Than Animal Life Itself
An ancient gene meets modern science in this unexpected advance.
Gombe Chimpanzee War: A 4-Year Power Struggle In The Forests Of Tanzania
Witnessing the ”war” left a profound impression on primatologist Jane Goodall.
Rare Falkland Falcons Set New Standards For Avian Intelligence And Curiosity
Life’s probably pretty boring on these windswept islands, so the predator learned to make its own fun.
New Fossil Reveals Pterosaurs On The Way To Becoming So Pterrifyingly Big
Such a complete skeleton is rare for any Jurassic fossil, and astonishing among pterosaurs.
Why Does Spicy Food Make Your Nose Run?
Humans and treeshrew are the only mammals known to actively seek out the spicy heat of capsaicin.
Wolf Spider Babies And Fish Eats Fish: Close-Up Photographer Of The Year’s Stunning Shortlist
Take a close up look… at this year’s shortlist.
Why Do We Use Gasoline For Small Vehicles And Diesel Fuel For Big Vehicles?
Gasoline and diesel fuel are both made from crude oil, a fossil-based energy source. But they have different chemical properties that require different types of engines.