Living nearly 900 meters underwater, this isopod evolved unusual adaptations to thrive in the world’s most food-scarce ...

Its edge was unusually rounded, enough to make Andrew Birley pause as he knelt inside the remains of a Roman barracks in ...

According to a new study, the Great Pacific Garbage Patch has supplied the durable surfaces needed for an accidental ...

The bird-fish hybrid could one day be used to study aquatic animals underwater and then fly back to the base with data.

The setup of the ingenious computer that works with tension and springs. Credit: St. Olaf College It has no wires, no silicon ...

At a thriving Celtic trading center in western France, metalworkers forged weapons, keys, tools, and fittings for horses.

Long before modern refrigeration, the ancient Inca Empire was preserving food for years and moving it across vast distances.

Of the 11,000 people belonging to this Papuan community, around 200 died each year. One in every ten people in the tribe was ...

ZME Science. When scientists examined the incredibly well-preserved skeleton of a Neanderthal infant from an Israeli cave, ...

Elephants may hear messages traveling through the ground from more than 10 kilometers away, thanks to massive ear bones and a muscle that can shut their ear canals.

A fusion company has made a few light bulbs glow by converting plasma straight into electricity for the very first time. The ...

A hemorrhage turns time into the enemy: each second of uncontrolled bleeding can push the body closer to shock, organ failure ...