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It's not even at retirement age yet.
It's amazing how nature can evolve sometimes.
Sharks have officially reached Wolverine status.
Not bad for such a small thing.
That's one really dramatic typo.
Specifically, they put their shoulders into it.
And in the future we should be able to control it with a pill.
Larger animals are faster -- but only to a certain point.
They've outsmarted all primates, and even four-year-old children.
We might have to rethink what we thought we know about these creatures.
Luckily, it's not so common.
The lift to save eel lives.
Move over dino. *Ribbit-Ribbit*
Turns out eating a high-salt diet makes the human body act like a camel hump. Read on...
Something even worse might be happening today.
The best predictor of long or pointy eggs is a bird’s flying ability.
Identify it, understand what it does, and why not -- respect it.
It's another fantastic discovery inspired by nature.
Some pretty bad news for European snakes.
It's better than Batman.
Nice!
Delaying breakfast for a couple of hours can help synchronize the body's biological clocks.
You may not like snakes, but they play an important role in ecosystems -- and they're in trouble.
That's not very nice of them.
You could make tea at those temperatures.
New research restores the 'traditional' image of the T-Rex, concluding that the dinosaur was, at least mostly, covered in scales.
It's the first mineralized mushroom fossil we've ever found.
Not your everyday find.
Pacific iguanas are currently under great threat, especially due to invasive species.
Pines in the northern hemisphere face south and southern pines always face north, conversely.
It's been thought to be completely extinct for 150 years.
A fish has no face.
What goes on inside?
Goats are crazy!
They had to develop a whole new method to do it.
Snakes just got even more impressive.
Females (especially younger ones) like good listeners. Write that down, guys.
The Monkey Mafia is acting up in Indonesia.
Space sperm to the rescue!
It's a pretty nice ability to have.
Do you think they get self-conscious about their weight?
Nepalese Sherpas use oxygen more efficiently than puny lowlanders.
Birds of a feather flock together.
A simple tool could radically change how biologists work from now on.
Not so ferocious after all.
Poor human olfaction is a 19th-century myth, says scientist.
Sadly, not very effective against emotional scars.
The dinosaur was given a rather unfair name, as it was almost certainly a peaceful vegetarian.
Bunch up!
A new study sheds new light on one of the last living African dinosaurs, from 66 million years ago.
