Learn more about two new marine spider species discovered off the coast of British Columbia and how they're helping researchers learn more about marine arthropods.

Learn how researchers found that dogs’ brains use consonants to pick out patterns in speech, and what that could mean for the way your dog hears you.

Learn how two Field Museum interns identified Jeanerpeton in a Mazon Creek fossil and what its toe pads reveal about early amphibians.

Learn how brain tissue donated to science after death gives clues about genetic changes in neurological disorders and how we might target them better in future patients.

Learn more about the recent rise in measles cases and how the virus is especially dangerous for newborns.

Learn more about Earth's magnetic field and the impact it had on the planet when it flipped 41,000 years ago.

Learn more about an ancient Roman kitchen unearthed in Northern Spain and what it can tell us about ancient domestic life during that time.

Learn how Earth's magnetic field may influence how we age and how its effects on mitochondria could reveal new therapies for Parkinson's and Alzheimer's.

Learn how a new microscope revealed living Antarctic fish cells in detail and why their protein-folding challenges could matter to the human brain.

Learn more about the impact menopause has on bone strength and density as women age and what can be done to help keep strength up.

Learn how a wall unearthed near Notre-Dame could reveal where Gallic Lutetia stood, how Paris began, and whether its fire matches Julius Caesar’s account.

Learn more about the newly identified species Dinodontosaurus isiyavamanda and how its discovery could reshape scientists' understanding of the timeline of dinosaur origins.

Learn how Tigrino’s DNA and museum specimens helped researchers untangle the identities of five tiger cat species.

Learn how a fossilized capybara tooth could point to a drastically different climate in the Atacama Desert almost nine million years ago.

Discover how the latest geophysical analysis in and around King Tut’s tomb further supports the theory of hidden chambers, potentially untouched for centuries.

Learn more about the first-ever 3D map of an ovary and how it could reshape our understanding of fertility, menopause, and women's reproductive health.

Learn more about the latest moon crater spotted by the LRO and how it changed the moon's surface.

Learn how diving for food may have helped our ancestors develop the heart and lung capacity later used to chase prey across land.

Learn how an astrophysicist’s simulations traced a possible lunar downfall that could have changed Venus’s climate and ability to hold onto water.

Learn more about this forgotten part of the ovary and how modern analysis reveal its functional part in the female reproductive system.

Learn how more than a decade of lab work persuaded a museum to part with precious fossils, allowing researchers to take T. rex’s temperature for the first time.

Meet Gail, Brevard Zoo’s newest Masai giraffe calf who is part of a multigenerational conservation success story.

Learn more about the vaccine schedule changes brought forth by the current administration and why so many medical professionals disagree with them.

Learn how flooding, dangerous wildlife, and tropical diseases could complicate Ash Dykes’s 400-mile kayak trip through the Congo Basin.

For over 75 years, Pittcon has been at the cutting edge of industry-defining changes, and next year it returns home for the first time in six decades.

Learn how long the moon’s water supply could last as human settlements grow, and the answer may depend on recycling and finding more water.

Learn more about the recent discovery of four T. rex tracks and what they tell us about this famous dinosaur.

Were there ever small dinosaurs? Learn about the dinosaurs that lived alongside ancient giants and how their size may have helped them adapt, diversify, and survive in changing ecosystems.

Learn how portable, battery-powered digital imaging devices could offer new levels of medical care to remote and underserved populations here on Earth.

Learn how an ancient volcanic eruption in Chile buried a vast landscape, concealing clues on the rise of the Andes Mountains.

Learn how a necklace of 42 teeth and a stone axe could help researchers piece together the life of a man buried in Poland.

Learn how an inscription at Hadrian’s Villa reveals the Roman ritual of burying lightning-struck material and marking the ground as sacred.

Learn how reanalyzing a 2,000-year-old ring with a possible link to Pontius Pilate is shedding new light on the people who helped govern Roman Judea.

Discover why the Odden ice tongue, once common in the Greenland Sea, is reappearing after years of absence.

Learn how combining Martian rocks with gelatin and yeast could produce a strong and sustainable material for building homes on Mars.

Learn how ancient clusters of galaxies — including the most distant proto-supercluster ever found — could provide clues on galactic evolution.

Learn how mineral clues traced Yorkshire’s Devil’s Arrows to a source 11 miles away and linked a missing stone to a medieval cross.

Learn how a small forearm fragment from a cave in China is helping researchers understand how our extinct relatives used their arms.

Learn how rock hyraxes are related to elephants and built for climbing as three new pups explore their habitat at Chester Zoo.

Learn more about the impacts GLP-1s could have on Bipolar Disorder

Learn more about the largest Viking silver hoard in Denmark, discovered by a gardener in their yard.

Learn how ancient Roman coins helped researchers create a new map of the Roman Republic’s economy using digital archaeology.

Learn how animal bones and stone tools are helping archaeologists reconstruct Neanderthal camp life in northern Spain.

Learn how ancient blacksmiths forged iron from meteorites and may have erased one of its most important extraterrestrial signatures.

Learn how grunts, whimpers, and laughter helped researchers uncover chimpanzee accents that differ between communities.

Learn how two galaxies slowly pulling toward each other inspired a name that captures their cosmic collision and the birth of new stars within them.

Learn how ancient DNA and chemical clues revealed that the American cheetah was a puma relative that ate fish in the Arctic.

Learn how a photograph of an octopus riding a Risso’s dolphin connects the encounter to southwest England’s largest octopus bloom in at least 75 years.

Learn how 1,000 years of animal bones reveal when cattle powered farms, sheep fueled the wool trade, and horses took over more fieldwork.

Learn how the pelvis of Homo floresiensis showed that it walked upright with more human-like hip mechanics than researchers once believed.