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Population isolation, hunting and highways are the main drivers.
All it takes is one small change.
There are no reports of injuries or deaths so far, despite severe damage to infrastructure.
Remember kids: always cook your meat!
The Bioprint FirstAid Handheld Bioprinter uses viable cells and biological molecules to print tissue structures.
Bamboo is far from the most filling food source out there, but healthy bacteria in the panda's gut help them fatten up and prepare for harsh times.
Public awareness is the first cornerstone of societal action.
Your fingers can now power small electronics and sensors.
Distinguishing between THC impairment and simple exposure is an urgent need in light of the recent wave of cannabis legalization.
Marine protected areas (MPAs) are areas of seas, oceans or estuaries that are managed and regulated for a number of different purposes. Usually, for biodiversity conservation, as they limit or disallow fishing and aquaculture activities within the boundaries of the MPA. Here, we will go through some of the more recent research surrounding MPAs. We […]
More plant-based options are usually a good idea, but you need a lot of them to shift people's options.
When we reach a certain threshold, a superintelligent machine will be too much for us to contain.
Red blood cell counts are just one of the concerns of space travel.
A herpes virus that is more known for causing "the kissing disease" may also be responsible for multiple sclerosis.
Powerful intoxicants could have helped foster alliances and solidify authority.
Less pollution during the COVID-19 lockdowns meant there were fewer aerosols in the atmosphere.
Washing machines aren't the only problem, and neither are microplastics.
It’s long been a mystery how black holes form, now astronomers are on the verge of cracking it.
The permanently frozen ground on the Arctic, also known as permafrost, is melting fast, and this poses a big threat to the many buildings and infrastructure facilities located there, according to a new study. Between 30% and 50% of the infrastructure could be at high risk by 2050, which calls for urgent action to mitigate […]
Anything can happen... but it usually doesn't.
It's better than some of the people you see on the street.
Conservatives have long accused Twitter of having a bias against them -- but the opposite seems to be true.
A scavenger that is a specialist? That's unique in the world.
The armor may represent a rare showcase of technological transfer between the West and East in the 1st millenium B.C.
WASP-103b bucks the trend when it comes to planet shape.
Scientists have developed minute artificial muscles to power Lilliputian drones.
Researchers have found that immune cells from a cold attack Covid differently from vaccines.
It's a terrible waste of resources.
Although it's thousands of times thinner than a strand of human hair, the DNA antenna can both receive and transmit radio waves.
Plastics are all over, especially in protected areas.
Understanding where and how memories are formed could lead to more ways to treat conditions like PTSD and addiction.
We're learning new things about the most powerful explosions in the universe.
It's a watershed moment in medicine.
The rock was jettisoned to the moon when early Earth was pounded by daily meteorite impacts.
A new study may help explain how some gender stereotypes become entrenched from early childhood.
It's a tale as old as history -- but it could be a misleading tale.
There's a way to go but things are progressing smoothly.
We have to talk more about air pollution.
These brave tiny creatures could pave the way for humans traveling to distant worlds outside of our solar system.
Environmental DNA analysis has now been shown to be effective for air samples as well.
Tunnelling is anything but boring with this robot.
The auction, although a commercial success, raises questions about whether fossils should be up for sale.
Long COVID is very much real and not some figment of our imagination. Its cause is rooted in persisting microclots, new research suggests.
If there's this much waste in Sweden, a country of 10 million, what does this mean for the entire planet?
It’s part of an effort to bring down pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, making cities more friendly to people instead of cars.
The new variant has 46 mutations making it more vaccine-resistant and infectious.
The actor is an environmental campaigner against the climate and biodiversity crisis
Could these giant explosions be the reason we exist?
The Omicron strain is spreading like wildfire around the world.
Physicists call it 'quantum weather'.
