by
Carrie Arnold
Researchers identify the closest living relative of eukaryotes, the group that includes humans
by
Cassandra Willyard
Discovery indicates hepatitis B family of viruses originated at least 19 million years ago
by
Helen Fields
Study with animal TV stars reveals the sophisticated strategy of dominant females
Arachnid architects build brawny webs that stretch across rivers and streams
by
Ann Gibbons
Research supports the idea that early infant experiences shape adult attributes
by
Helen Fields
Researchers identify the aspects of male dancing that women find attractive
by
Helen Fields
Tiny insects have mastered the art of camouflage
by
Elsa Youngsteadt
Some warbler songs evolve like human fashion trends
by
Phil Berardelli
Andalgalornis
slashed at prey with a sharp beak attached to a huge skull
by
Michael Balter
Faithful birds receive more help raising offspring
by
Elsa Youngsteadt
Parasitized ants were early victims of fungal mind control
by
Kristen Minogue
Mosasaurs evolved to swim like sharks 20 million years earlier than thought
by
Phil Berardelli
Cat-sized fossil contains decidedly uncrocodilian teeth
by
Sarah Webb
Ducks grow larger genitalia to outdo their rivals
by
Kristen Minogue
New research could help poultry farmers stop their hens from tearing each other to pieces
by
Gisela Telis
Genetic footprint reveals pouched mammals' relationships
by
Helen Fields
Study finds that, despite their differences, sled dogs share similar genetics
by
Dolly Krishnaswamy
Low-status apes may use game as ego boost
by
Michael Balter
Study shows that people aren't the only ones to benefit from having many friends
by
Virginia Morell
Thirteen-million-year-old sperm whale had sharp teeth for chomping other whales
by
Sarah Reed
Study reveals why only a few species stop reproducing as they get older
Survey shows that a surprising number of microorganisms know how to get where they want to go
by
Cassandra Willyard
Dark skin may have helped preserve a vitamin important for healthy births
by
Ann Gibbons
3.6-million-year-old find gives clues to the evolution of upright walking
by
Ann Gibbons
Like humans, chimp males kill their neighbors to grab territory
by
Phil Berardelli
Some black holes can warp space enough to suppress star formation
New technique allows scientists to determine extinct animals' body temperatures
by
Virginia Morell
Food preference explains large variation in cetacean sizes
by
Michael Balter
Primitive birds may have lacked the wings they needed to fly far
by
Elsa Youngsteadt
Researchers think they have figured out why flowers visited by bats produce "a ton of pollen"
by
Adam Mann
Inbred colonies slower to respond to parasites
by
Andrew Curry
Woolly mammoth "blood sample" reveals how creature adapted to the cold
by
Adam Mann
Researchers discover twist in the coevolution of ants and fungi
by
Dan Ferber
Fruit flies die young when exposed to a specific food odor
by
Helen Fields
A breed’s temperament affects its longevity, study finds
by
Phil Berardelli
Tiny GPS trackers reveal a hierarchy at work
by
Phil Berardelli
Blindsnakes split into new species as the continental land masses split
by
Lauren Schenkman
Study challenges the notion that learning from others is an adaptation for social living
by
Constance Holden
Why do humans treat strangers fairly?
by
Tim Wogan
Men under stress are more attracted to females who don't look like them