It’s a squirrel-eat-squirrel world: researchers look into how wild animals gain and maintain social privilege
Learning about well-to-do squirrels can help make our own societies more equal.
Learning about well-to-do squirrels can help make our own societies more equal.
A lot is riding on this 55-pound machine.
One of our bodies' natural defensive processes may be to blame.
We're learning more and more about how our bodies can recover from spinal cord injuries.
It's the most significant find of its kind in Italy in the last half-century.
Lice were never nice, not even in the Bronze Age.
At what point does research cross from astrophysics into archeology?
Finding organic material preserved in Finland's soils is exceedingly rare.
It could cut down on energy used for cooling by 31%.
It is hoped that this technology can help provide blood for urgent patients with rare blood types.
Ancient peoples seem to have mingled much more than thought possible.
We don't think of jellyfish as 'bony' -- but they might have invented skeletons.
Such goggles can make night look bright as day.
This DNA can remain in their fur for long periods of time.
These optrodes bypass several of the most glaring limitations of current electrodes.
It can be hard to believe that boneless sea creatures share traits with us -- but they do!
Quite fitting to be studying a moon named 'Fear' for Halloween.
That's a huge mark made by a tiny number.
The scariest monster this Halloween is food waste.
Although we've looked at this corner of the universe before, we've never seen it so clearly.
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