Scientists are studying ancient teeth for clues about the ocean’s past.
Researchers are training dogs and rats to sniff out diseases—including cases that traditional medical techniques may not be able to detect.
Many animals regenerate the tiny hair cells that enable hearing—and there are promising signs that people can be made to do the same.
The first domesticated animals may have been tamed twice.
Scientists had no idea how an underwater Arctic volcano could sustain so much life. And then they noticed the black tubes.
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How communicating with whales could unsettle our basic notions of intelligence
A bioluminescent petunia could help people recognize plants for the complex creatures they are.
AI hype has come to dog research.
They’re now as toxic as their environment.