Category: Science

Dinosaur fossils uncovered in the Spatsizi Plateau Wilderness Park reveal insights into prehistoric life in pristine habitats, showcasing rare finds that may lead to the identification of unknown species.

Scientists, tour operators, and agencies say Alaska narrowly escaped disaster from a landslide-generated tsunami on August 10, highlighting escalating risks tied to climate-change-driven glacier retreat.

Following a Walmart shrimp recall, Southwind Foods has announced a fresh recall of shrimp potentially tainted with Cesium-137.

Scientists have found that perchlorates, harmful chemicals that contaminate groundwater, actually originate in the stratosphere.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has received over a dozen credible reports about sightings of the rainbow snake. Take a look at some pictures of this elusive reptile.

Did you know that many modern medicines are derived from natural sources? One prime example is the willow bark, often referred to as nature’s aspirin due to its active compound, salicin, which the body transforms into salicylic acid to alleviate pain and reduce fevers.

Latest research reveals that ancient humans and Neanderthals may have mingled earlier than we thought, showing evidence of inbreeding 100,000 years ago.

A new study reveals how the COVID-19 virus targets the testicular cells responsible for testosterone production, using their cellular machinery and cholesterol, impacting lipid metabolism in these cells.

Decades after the Apollo missions, lunar samples continue to shed light on extraterrestrial geology.