Evolution Isn’t Just a Matter of Chance
Mollusk eyes could help unravel a long-standing biological mystery.

Mollusk eyes could help unravel a long-standing biological mystery.
Mitochondria communicate across the body, potentially slowing down the aging process.
Some of the colors we see on creatures such as blue jays and poison-dart frogs aren’t created by pigments at all.
Synthetic datasets allow researchers to study social systems without compromising individual identities—but how reliable is the information they’re using?