Declared Extinct 100 Years Ago, DNA Found the Gould's Mouse Still Living On Sunny Island Down Under
A tiny extinct mouse was masquerading as another species living on an island in Shark Bay Australia, correcting a 120 year mistake.
A tiny extinct mouse was masquerading as another species living on an island in Shark Bay Australia, correcting a 120 year mistake.
A final-year design student at Loughborough University, UK, has invented a device that seals open knife wounds in 30 seconds.
On Seoul's 27 bridges, new CCTV cameras will analyze body movements to try and detect suicides before they happen and alert rescue teams.
In a test of intelligence involving flashing lights, crows were found in a study to have consciousness and reporting the way only humans have.
In the state of Uttar Pradesh, volunteers planted 250 million tree saplings in specially-designated geocodes to track survival rates.
After-market producers Dorman Products manufacture improved versions of faulty original parts on cars, selling them cheap for DIY and garages
As part of the "Running of the Goats," a local farm released 24 goats to clear weeds like poison ivy in Manhattan's Riverside Park.
A trial using mussels to filter out microplastics in an English sound has found that they can clean 25% of the pollutants from the water.
With 7,000 years of use in hair and skincare, cooking, wound healing, and aromatherapy, here's how to get the most out of rosemary.
Creating insulin-producing pancreas cells safely and at 80%, a new method using 3-dimensional petri dishes draws type-1 diabetes cure nearer.
With the steadiest hands in all of Australia maybe, Dr. Meaghan Barrow stitched up a green tree frog of only 2 cm with a needle and suture.
At a South Korean university, a professor's invention of a composting toilet rewards 'contributors' with a digital token to buy lunch items.