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Addressing Dementia Risk Factors Could Reduce Dementia Rates by 45 Percent

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AI Chatbots Are Intruding Into Online Communities

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Gamma-Ray Bursts Could Wipe Out All Life, but Are Unlikely to Hit Earth

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Why do people feel the need to litter?

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Scientists found a new dinosaur in India that looks like a mini-Brontosaurus and they named it Tharosaurus indicus

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Archaeologists have found rounded stones in Stone Age sites around the world and a recent analysis confirmed that early humans created the spheres intentionally

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Paleontologists from Brazil found South America's second-ever specimen of a tiger-like tetrapod called Pampaphoneus

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Why do cats love boxes so much?

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What's Going on at Italy's Campi Flegrei Caldera?

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Analysis of 200 Million-Year-Old Reptile Poop Reveals Parasites, Including Roundworms Still Found in Humans Today

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The Gravettian Culture That Survived an Ice Age

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Remarkable dinosaur fossil discovery: Iani smithi , an early ornithopod dinosaur from 99M years ago, provides unique insights into Earth's prehistoric climate change.

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Exercise Has Many Health Benefits. Weight Loss Isn't One of Them

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4,500-year-old Mesopotamian tablets usurp South Asian Bronze Age manuscript as earliest documented kiss.

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8,000-Year-Old To-Scale Schematics of Ancient 'Desert Kites' Found in Middle East: Earliest Known Maps Detailing Mega-Traps for Sustainable Hunting and Resource Gathering

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Chromosome analysis found jellyfish-like comb jelly creatures to be the oldest living animal lineage in the world and not sea sponges, as previously believed

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Researchers have sequenced genomes from ancient dental calculus, providing insight into stone age bacteria

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Evidence of the largest bird ever, weighing in at over 2200 pounds, discovered in Madagascar.

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Dinosaur Hatchery With 92 Nests And Over 250 Eggs Uncovered In India

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Can Trees Heal Heart Disease?

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The Dirty Carbon Secret Behind Solid State Memory Drives

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Earth Is Spinning Faster Now Than It Was 50 Years Ago

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How Do Dolphins Choose Their Name?

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Scientists Reveal Which Brain Regions Regulate Movement

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Scientists Discover Specific Neurons Involved in Making Memories

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The Source of the Nile River: A Mystery That Spanned Three Millennia

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Vampire Bats That Socialize Together Have a Similar Microbiome

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Yes, People Are Now Trading and Investing in Water as a Commodity

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Research Suggests that the Witches of Salem had Actually been Tripping on a Fungus that had Grown in with the Towns Grain Supply

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Why Lo-Fi Music Draws Listeners In

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