An octopus has no bones, so it can squeeze through a gap far narrower than its body. It often does that in the wild to escape ...
A study of nearly 200,000 adults links late-night eating to a much higher rate of liver disease, though direct causation ...
A brainstem theory of consciousness puts the raw feeling of being 'you' in the brain's ancient stalk, and its evidence starts ...
Why don’t green values always lead to greener purchases? A new study explores how enjoyment and practicality shape ...
Poverty, hunger, and insecure land rights could limit efforts to plant new forests and remove carbon from the atmosphere, a ...
Heatwave wildfire smoke days now reach about 916 million people a year, and the heaviest burden falls on countries rarely ...
A tiny junction on a topological insulator seemed to close and reopen its energy gap, a key prediction of topological quantum ...
Changes in phone game decisions predicted heavier drinking the following month in a yearlong study of people with alcohol use ...
Blood patterns offer new clues to why ultra-processed foods are linked to heart disease, beyond their sugar, salt and ...
A satellite image of Cyprus reveals how ancient islands joined to form the Akrotiri Peninsula, enclosing a salt lake once ...
A DNA study traces how vampire flies spread across the Galápagos, offering clues to protecting Darwin’s finches from the ...
A post-fire survey on Kangaroo Island turned up a millipede first collected in 1936 and left unnamed for 90 years.
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