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It works incredibly fast -- in mice, so far.
We're getting new insight into how this metal acts against pathogens.
This is part of our legacy.
The fish absorb up to 99.95% of the light that hits them.
It should be significantly safer for patients than traditional methods.
Although lions attract conservation efforts, we're not very good at counting them.
Not your average cat.
This is a whole new level of 'when life gives you lemons'.
GMOs to the rescue!
If you can't beat them... sow them? In water? Could work.
Parents everywhere can probably relate.
The solitary king of the dinosaurs may have not been that solitary after all.
Their shimmery wings actually act as camouflage.
Turns out, they emerged in the Cretaceous, when T-Rex still roamed the land.
They nicknamed it 'Monkeydactyl', just in case you thought researchers act like adults.
As if hyenas weren't scary enough.
Bees everywhere support this message.
Seaweed keeps surprising us with even further virtues
Sometimes, not adapting is the best adaptation.
To be honest, I'd rather be around papayas than velociraptors.
By administering two doses, one while bacteria are swarming and one while in transition into a biofilm, antibiotic-resistant bacteria were eradicated.
It was safe and showed efficacy for 97% of the participants in the trial.
Teeth, horns, claws, beaks, shells and even plant prickles — the power cascade rule can be observed far and wide throughout nature, much like the famous golden ratio.
This study is stretching the boundaries of life as we know it.
This would make cephalopods one of the earliest multicellular organisms on the planet.
We all got to eat, right?
It had a massive two-foot beak that squeezed its brain.
Turns out, watching plants grow is actually quite interesting.
We're talking swarms of millions of bots here.
Space: the final petri dish.
Lightning -- and not meteorites -- may have seeded life on Earth.
The fastest-growing mushrooms can't do it, just the more resilient ones.
I spy with my robot eye.
Glass frogs are famous for their see-through skin that can even reveal the amphibians’ internal organs. Surprisingly, not too much attention has been given to this fascinating translucency — until now. An international team of researchers used a combination of field trials and computer-aided modeling and detection to analyze the glass frog’s translucent skin in […]
It's unlike anything that's been seen before.
Now that's a big steak!
That's pretty metal!
Teach me your secrets, cuttlefish.
Sometimes, speed is of the essence.
Big, bold, and old.
It's equivalent to extending human lifespan to 500 years.
We should try it on Nemo.
What a time to be alive.
They hope to one day do the same for extinct species too.
A bizzare, never-before-seen form of preservation could shed new light on a primeval type of bird.
Things are about to get crowded.
Nothing should have been alive -- yet life found a way.
There's more life than we expected in the Antarctic.
Neanderthals were every bit as smart and creative as humans.
Nothing says 'I love you' like consuming your partners' body parts.
