A sea algae boom has been credited with the rise of the first complex life forms in Earth's distant past.
A van in Arlington made headlines recently when witnesses noticed that there was nobody driving it.
According to researchers, stressing out over a lack of time is a leading cause of anxiety and depression.
Marine researcher Marianne Nyegaard has identified the first new species of sunfish in over 130 years.
A chest thought to be filled with Nazi gold has been found in the wreckage of the scuttled SS Minden.
Back in 1964, the Gulf of Tonkin incident resulted in a renewed commitment to war with Vietnam.
Stanford University researchers have built a robot that can literally worm its way around anything.
With bodies consisting almost entirely of legs, these undersea arthropods are truly bizarre creatures.
Boffins at the University of Washington have come up with a way to remove the need for charging entirely.
New research has shown that the Martian soil is quite an inhospitable environment for microbial life.
The remarkable longevity of Roman sea piers has proven something of a mystery to modern engineers.
The research has indicated that neonicotinoid pesticides are harmful to both honeybees and wild bees.
Researchers have finally worked out why some bird eggs are rounder while others are more pointy.
Scientists have revealed some of the weird and wonderful animals that live in Australia's eastern abyss.
New research has indicated that unborn babies are already capable of picking out face-like shapes.
Discovered off the coast of the Netherlands, the specimen is the first of its kind ever found.
New research has suggested that we can actually taste water and that it has a distinctly sour flavor.
New research has revealed that the human brain is a lot more complex than anyone had ever imagined.
The idea that Tyrannosaurus rex had a thick plumage of feathers has been called in to serious doubt.
A new research paper has revealed that ravens and crows can determine whether or not a deal is fair.