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Neanderthal genes may be making some people's skulls more elongated -- they may also explain some modern human brain evolution.
The planet's largest shark may have been killed by a supernova.
Don't eat the pink snow.
The Vikings used to skin cats for their pelts.
In the Canadian Arctic, mercury isn't rising only in thermometers.
It's not a very pleasant thought.
We have a spacecraft inside the sun's atmosphere -- take that in for a moment.
The whole is larger than the sum of the parts.
Flu vaccines also offer protection against heart failure.
We're nearing a breakthrough moment!
"Basically, every meal that you're eating alone is a missed opportunity to connect to someone," the authors say.
It was a fierce beast.
The largest fish in history may have been doomed by its active metabolism that couldn't keep up with a tough ice age.
Could I have some ice with this? Oh... oh wait.
Well... this is awkward.
With great empathy comes great stress as well!
We're still not sure what lying does to the brain.
After all, they are called Dracula ants.
It could be a game changer.
It's delicious, sure -- but cook it before you eat it.
Take me with you!
"Sorry, we can't hire you, you don't have the qualifications."
It's never too late to start exercising -- and the results are impressive.
Female frogs like city boys, a new study finds.
Helium was predicted to be one of the most common elements of exoplanets, but was only recently observed for the first time.
Think migrants are bad? Think again, science says.
This is far from being a final drug, but it's still extremely exciting.
The natural satellite, not the 1973 album by Pink Floyd. Sadly.
Smarts, we got'em!
Finally, a use for wasps.
It sounds like a flapping flag.
It's still beautiful to this day.
Countries need to account for health in all cost-benefit analyses of climate change mitigation.
There's still some joy in cooking.
How do you spell "checkmate" in binary?
More than 100 turtles were tested -- all had synthetic fibers in their guts.
The remains of a 20-year-old woman found in Sweden may help scientists retrace the origin of the deadly disease.
If this sounds a bit alarming... it should.
Please prove that you are human.
It's hearty space food.
Another mystery solved my science!
This time, it's all going according to plan
What better gift could there be?
Blubber is extremely rare among reptiles.
In the past 20 years, Greenland's ice sheet has been melting at six-fold the rate seen before the Industrial Revolution.
The "losers" are exactly the ones you want to protect.
If proven right, this theory could be one of the most important developments in 21st-century physics.
Its name is Elowan and it probably comes in peace.
'It's so cute, I'm gonna die!'
Yay or nay?
