These Rapetosaurs – among the smallest known long-necked dinosaurs other than fossilized embryos . – were active, capable of a wider array of maneuvers than adult members of their species and didn’t need parental care after hatching.
What do astronauts do when they get their periods?
The vast majority of the world's largest reef ecosystem has been ravaged by coral bleaching.
People often underestimate how deadly the common virus can be.
A magnetic levitating sled designed to test the delicate instrumentation on board weapons systems has just broken its own speed record, nearly reaching the speed of sound.
About 67 million years ago, a baby sauropod dinosaur with a long skinny neck, a slender tail and a little head died of starvation during a prehistoric drought.
A new study finds that people tend to pick food that's higher in calories (and less healthy) when speaking out loud, as opposed to when they choose nonverbally.
Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) was used to stimulate an area of the brain known to be associated with creativity.
Not all coral reefs emerge from naturally occurring objects on the sea bottom.
If you don't look up for the job, you may not get it.
Despite the buzz about two male lions participating in same-sex behavior, these wild cats are not gay and are instead showing a little male-male bromance.
A gorgeous golden trinket which was recently unearthed by a hobbyist metal detector may be the oldest cross in Denmark.
If there were an Olympic event for stretching, cats would win gold. They're constantly stretching their muscles, likely for many of the same reasons that people do, experts told Live Science.
Science rests on data, of that there can be no doubt.
Whether you're planning to mark the occasion by planting a tree, volunteering for an environmental organization or cleaning up your local park, here are six books to add to your Earth Day reading list.
