Researchers created 3D models of ancient tracks in Oregon’s John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. The study revealed a ...

When we think of the world beneath our feet, we mostly imagine the soil that sustains life, the roots securing plants, or foundational rocks. However, an eerie image emerges when we delve deeper into ...

A biotech company made history with the birth of three genetically engineered wolves: What we know about these prehistoric ...

Ever notice a peculiar smell on your dogs paws? AccuWeather's Ali Reid may have a surprising answer for why that is the case. Planes clip wings while taxiing at Reagan airport: One had members of ...

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Colossal, the company looking to bring back the woolly mammoth from extinction has born three dire wolves, an animal extinct for 13,000 years.

with 'several feet of faeces and dirt'. The 30 year old offered dog walking, behaviour and training services - but now she has been banned from keeping animals for 12 months. The RSPCA found ...

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) Starch-based biodegradable microplastics, intended as an eco-friendly alternative to petroleum-based plastics, may pose health risks. In a study with mice ...

THE most characteristic feature of the best psychology of the present day is the tendency to look for much of the explanation of mental life in its antecedents and surroundings. The older ...

Discover how they feed (with their feet!?), reproduce (in this case size does matter) and more! We look at the grey volcano barnacles (Tetraclita serrata) and the eight-shell barnacles (Octomeris ...

Recent scientific studies have projected that Florida’s sea levels could rise by as much as 5 feet by the year 2100, a scenario with profound implications for its coastal communities, environment, and ...

This macro shot of the caterpillar shows its tiny little legs in action, which you might find surprising. Instead of having feet, caterpillars move by gripping their legs in this undulating motion.