Karla Perez, who suffered a brain bleed, was kept alive for almost two months, so that her baby could be delivered through a cesarean section.
Researchers from UBC found stretchy nerves in a whale specimen's jaw that could help them to take in enormous amounts of water and prey in a single gulp.
Researchers have unveiled a life-like humanoid robot that bears a scary resemblance to former governor of Alaska, Sarah Palin. The robot, named YangYang was unveiled at the Global Mobile Internet Conference 2015 in Beijing, China.
The case was developed by Nikola Labs and is expected to cost $ 99 when it becomes available later this year.
The Rorqual whale has nerves in its mouth and tongue that has the ability to stretch to twice its length and then retract back its original size without suffering any nerve damage.
A recent report published in Nature Geoscience has revealed that fjords plays a major role in keeping carbon emissions in check.
SurveyMonkey Chief Executive Dave Goldberg died on Friday at a private resort in Mexico after suffering severe head trauma and blood loss in a gym related accident.
For the first time since the fracking boom has revolutionized the American oil industry, chemicals used in the process have been found in drinking water raising new questions about the safety of a practice that is already known to be responsible for causing earthquakes.
A US team has identified that cancer can be detected years before it affects the telomeres of patients.
A team of researchers have discovered that a number of deadly dead zones could be a threat to nearby organisms and human habitations in the Atlantic Ocean.
One study explains that beards can be catchment areas for poo, but skeptics scoff at the so-called claim and say that it doesn't wash.
Two high school students spotted a pulsar-neutron star binary in 2012, which is now considered a rare find.
Recent tests with EM Drive technology have reportedly seen success.
60 percent of large herbivores are on the verge of extinction, according to a new study. Researchers considered 74 big herbivores including tapirs, zebras, European bison, Eastern gorillas and rhinos for the study and concluded that there's been a considerable decline in their population.
PFAS are ubiquitous in the environment, experts have warned while calling for a curb on the use of the chemicals.
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