Scientists in the Netherlands believe they have identified a previously undiscovered pair of salivary glands.
Scientists have discovered the preserved brain cells of a man who died during the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD.
Scientists have warned that the Amazon is at a crucial tipping point that could see it turn into savannah.
Scientists have confirmed the existence of a group of hidden lakes under the planet's south polar region.
Hundreds of elephants have been mysteriously dying in Botswana and scientists have finally figured out why.
Scientists have been studying what gives the rather unusual 'gympie gympie' tree such an excruciating sting.
Scientists have identified 100 million-year-old sperm cells perfectly preserved within fossilized tree resin.
The cigar-shaped interstellar visitor has remained a topic of heated debate among scientists for several years.
By identifying the chemical signal that triggers swarms to form, it may be possible to stop swarming entirely.
Scientists have determined that Ceres, like Europa and Enceladus, is home to an ocean of liquid water.
Scientists have been studying how a prehistoric creature named Tanystropheus supported its insanely long neck.
Scientists have determined the most likely shape of the heliosphere which surrounds the solar system.
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have built a device that can influence your dreams.
Scientists have successfully revived microbes found in sediment samples that are over 100 million years old.
Scientists have identified what is believed to be the first example of methane leaking from the sea floor.
Scientists have developed a lightweight material that is said to be impervious to all forms of cutting.
Scientists have discovered a number of exotic new life forms in the deepest depths of the Pacific Ocean.
Scientists have revealed what the mysterious gel-like substance found on the lunar surface actually is.
Scientists have discovered a pint-sized dinosaur that was so small you could literally hold it in your hand.
Scientists argue that if a civilization is advanced enough to communicate with us, it can also destroy itself.