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Scientists find 30% of catfish population in Vermont lake affected by a transmissible cancer

German scientists discovered naturally occurring microbes that removed 95% of dissolved uranium from contaminated water

Female African treefrogs mate with several males simultaneously; together they whip up...

First puffin chick in 30 years just emerged from England's south coast after 15 weeks of careful monitoring, giving new hope to the country's last mainland colony

China’s new hybrid rice can preserve its high-yield traits across generations, allowing farmers to...

Scientists used AI to analyse 116,000 birdsongs, identify eight common motifs

Study finds Japanese horseshoe bats match each other's frequency to reduce noise in colonies

Tiny Oregon fish nearly disappeared after habitat loss, then conservation efforts restored its wetlands, helping its population grow to more than 140,000 and making it the first fish in US history to leave the endangered list

Quote of the day by Alexander Fleming: "You do not know what you will find, you may set out to find one thing and…” - why life's biggest discoveries are often unexpected

Two scientists want to touch Saturn's rings: NASA says this daring mission could actually work

Scientists warn melting glaciers could form more than 50,000 new lakes in areas covered by ice

From Mars to your bicycle: NASA's puncture-proof tyre, built for Mars rovers, could replace rubber tyres

After growing plants in space for years, NASA research could help astronauts grow medicines on demand, starting with tobacco and a harmless virus

In 1957, 26 queen bees escaped a Brazilian breeding experiment and accidentally unleashed the infamous "killer bees"

Scientists built a reusable magnetic material that removed more than 95% of microplastics from water

Scientists discover a new beetle genus named after One Piece’s Luffy, and its unusually long body parts explain why

What does it really take to become an astronaut for NASA and who can apply for it?

‘Internet of the forest’: Scientists discover birds and monkeys in the Amazon have developed a natural communication network to share danger warnings and protect each other from predators

Scientists tracked endangered Australian cockatoos for three breeding seasons and found...