The wildlife living in Australia's deserts are odd as the fish and invertebrates of the deep ocean are odd, and this mole is a good example
It has been almost two centuries since land iguanas were last seen on this Galapagos Island – and the sighting was recorded by Charles Darwin.
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It captures the signals of transporters called 'exosomes,' which are a little like secret messengers within our bodies.
The travels of a mammoth that lived 17,000 years ago have been revealed through the study of its tusks in Alaska.
All five "nucleobases" have been found in asteroids, which when combined with sugar and phosphate, can create genetic code.
Several microorganisms capable of destroying plastic polymers have already been discovered, but they require high heated temperatures.
Scientists hope to be able to harness the creature's powers to create carbon-capture ponds to aid in pulling CO2 out of the atmosphere.
This clueless-looking fish has several adaptations to living in an area where the pressure is 800 times greater than at sea level.
Microplastics have been recorded everywhere we've looked for them, but macrophages can protect us from small amounts in our bodies.
Cambridge researchers filmed endangered mussels squirting their offspring through the air—a never-before-seen tactic to increase lifespan.
A mathematician from Tel Aviv has potentially created a new science when she found flowers can 'hear' bees, and it makes their nectar sweeter
With inedible pollen, a species of Chinese orchid has been found creating a fake pollen, rich in fats, that attracts pollinators.
Sex pheromones could help stop 'murder hornets' from invading and wreaking havoc, according to a new study from UC San Diego.
The skeleton of a new species of paraceratherium, or giant rhinoceros, is one of the largest land mammals ever recorded.
A tooth found in North Carolina was identified recently as perhaps coming from a 4-legged whale that swam all the way from Pakistan.
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A bizarre cross between a bird and a dinosaur had blue, brown and grey feathers, and a brain that could both smell well and see well.
The Ginkgo tree, while beautiful on city streets, has a sad evolutionary history in which it was only saved by extinction by meeting humans.
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