Scientists are having fun with twitter by asking people to send in cute shots of animals.
Scientists have found out why sea sapphires glow brightly one minute and disappear the next.
Recent study shows that there are more than three trillion trees on Earth.
A team of Carnegie Mellon University researchers are using data from Twitter to help them understand how pathogens communicate.
Scientists have found a strange corpse that looks like that of an alien, near a Russian nuclear plant.
With calcium carbonate discs called coccoliths, existing naturally in algae, scientists can boost bioenergy.
A team of researchers is currently surrounded by a pack of starving polar bears in a dramatic illustration of how global warming is threatening the food supplies and lifestyles of a number of species.
Fossilized sea scorpion as big as a grown man has been found beneath the Iowa river.
The second recorded breeding of rare horned guans at the St. Louis Zoo helps to keep alive the species in the US.
Resistant juvenile heartworms always tend to stand up against drugs, like antibiotics.
A new organ care system called 'heart in a box' is a revolutionary technology to help in heart and later organ transplant.
Scientists discovered a fossil that showed how the freshwater dolphin existed 6 million years ago.
It has been found that about 90 percent of seabirds have consumed plastic that has wound up in the oceans.
The study portended a grim future for sea birds which could die of starvation due to plastic lodged in stomach.
Called Pentecopterus decorahensis, the sea scorpion was the undisputed king of predators in the sea, researchers who analysed its fossil, said.
09 Aug '24 16:35PM