Biology

Science

The Great Salt Lake Emitted More Than 4 Million Tons of Greenhouse Gasses In 1 Year

ByDoris Elín Urrutia
Space

Evidence of Alien Life May Lie on the Surface of Europa and Enceladus, A New Study Reveals

ByKiona Smith
Science

What The Social Habits Of Older Animals Tell Us About Human Aging

ByTim Vernimmen and Knowable Magazine
Health

This Newly Discovered Hormone Disrupts What We Know About Women’s Bone Health

ByElana Spivack
Science

Baby Birds Born In Chernobyl Have Weird Microbiomes But Are Surprisingly Healthy

ByLauren Leffer
Science

The 3.2 Million-Year-Old Lucy Fossil Reveals A Forgotten Truth About Humans

ByStacy Keltner and The Conversation
Science

There's A Lot More To Translate In A Baby Babble Than You Might Think

ByAndrew Jessop and The Conversation
Health

Yes, Processed Foods Can Make You Sick — Here's How

BySamuel J. White, Philippe B. Wilson and The Conversation
Health

Should You Train Yourself to Be A Morning Pooper? Here’s What A Gastroenterologist Says

ByVincent Ho and The Conversation
Health

Your Body Is Awash In Microplastics — Should You Be Worried?

ByMichael Richardson, Meiru Wang and The Conversation
Health

The Standard American Diet Hasn't Changed Much In the Last Two Decades

ByHannah Docter-Loeb
Science

The Holy Grail Of Neanderthal Language Is Turning Out To Be An 800-Pound Gorilla

BySteven Mithen and The Conversation
Science

You Know A Lot Less About the Placenta Than You Think

ByClaire Marie Porter and Undark
Science

Does Evolution Even Matter Anymore — Or Is Human Progress Just Too Fast for Biology?

ByJose Yong and The Conversation
Health

Ancient Viruses Left Their DNA In Humans — And They Could Help Trigger These Common Diseases

ByRodrigo Duarte, Douglas Nixon, Timothy Powell and The Conversation
Health

Your Mouthwash Might Actually Be Wreaking Havoc on Your Health

ByHannah Docter-Loeb
Health

The First Few Weeks of Exercise Are Often Excruciatingly Painful — Here’s What’s Actually Causing It

ByElana Spivack
Science

Biologists Still Haven’t Settled A 150-Year-Old Debate About Giraffe’s Necks

ByDouglas R. Cavener and The Conversation
Science

What Self-Medicating Animals Can Teach Us About Medicine

ByAdrienne Mayor and The Conversation
Health

Is Ancient Viral DNA To Blame For Depression, Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder?

ByTimothy Powell, Douglas Nixon, Rodrigo Duarte and The Conversation
Science

Why The "Sweet" Sound Of Cicadas Have Fascinated Humans For Millennia

ByLinda Evans, Eliza Middleton and The Conversation
space

What Cicadas Can Teach Us About Living On Alien Planets

ByKiona Smith
Health

New Study Suggests Mediterranean Diet May Slow Cognitive Decline

ByElana Spivack
science

Cicadas Don’t Hibernate Underground for Years — It’s a Lot Weirder Than That

ByKiona Smith
Science

What The Animal Kingdom’s Most Playful Adults Teach Us About Development

ByZarin Machanda, Kris Sabbi and The Conversation
Science

This Fruit Fly Brain Scan Will Convince You These Pests Are Actually Geniuses

ByKristin Scaplen and The Conversation
Space

An Astrobiologist Reveals Why She’s Optimistic We’ll Find Alien Life On Another Planet

ByKiona Smith
Science

How Wasps Make Use of Biological Weapons To Conquer Their Prey

ByNala Rogers and Knowable Magazine
Health

The Real Reason Why European Sunscreen Is So Much Better Than American

ByMichael Scaturro and Undark
Health

What Is "Iron Therapy"? A Potential New Approach To Tackling Asthma

ByThe Conversation, Omid Akbari and Benjamin Hurrell
Science

Cicadas Squirt Jets of Pee Out Their Backsides — And That’s Not Even The Weirdest Part

ByKiona Smith
Health

Longest Clinical Trial Yet Of Weight Loss Drug Wegovy Reveals Significant Side Effects

ByHannah Docter-Loeb
Health

This 'Previously Unheard of' Cell Could Explain Why Some Mice Are Amazing Parents

ByElana Spivack
Health

Organ Transplants Seem To Change A Person's Entire Personality And Scientists Don't Know Why

ByAdam Taylor and The Conversation
Health

The Real Reason Studying Menstrual Blood Is So Important

ByKnowable Magazine and Sneha Khedkar
Science

Ancient DNA Is Helping To Reconstruct Entire Bygone Societies

ByThe Conversation, Magdalena M.E. Bunbury and Guido Alberto Gnecchi-Ruscone
Science

“Only Once Every 221 Years:” How Scientists Predict This Rare Clash of Cicada Broods Will Go Down

ByThe Conversation, John Cooley and Chris Simon
Check, please!

Could Bird Flu Finally Destroy Dairy Milk’s Bygone Health Halo?

ByElana Spivack
Science

Why Venus May Be Our Best Bet For Finding Life In the Solar System

ByKiona Smith
Pet Science

Yes, You Can Train Your Cat to Use the Toilet — But Experts Warn of These Potential Consequences

ByElana Spivack
Science

Kentucky Derby Race Horses Are a Paradox — Why It's Nearly Impossible to Predict the Winner

ByDoris Elín Urrutia
Pet Science

The Forgotten, Evolutionary Reason Cats Love Being So High Up

ByElana Spivack
Pet Science

Can Dogs Benefit from Psychedelics? Here’s What the Latest Science Says

ByElana Spivack
Science

A Scientist Found Something Truly Bizarre Inside A Fossilized Dinosaur Eggshell

ByEvan Thomas Saitta and The Conversation
Health

A Biologist Explains How Aging Changes Your Gut Bacteria

ByNarveen Jandu and The Conversation
Detox

These 2 Distinct Symptoms Will Reveal Whether You Have a Cold or Allergies

ByElana Spivack
Science

A Geneticist Reveals What It Really Means to Have Viking DNA

ByShai Carmi, Harald Ringbauer and The Conversation
Health

This Specific Gene Could Be the Reason You’re Left-Handed

ByElana Spivack
Science

The Scientific Reason Winemakers Are Freaking Out About A Warming Planet

ByThe Conversation, Stephen On and Manpreet K Dhami
Science

This Map Shows How Climate Change Has Already Impacted Your Garden

ByMatt Kasson and The Conversation