Manatee populations in Florida continues to grow, setting a new record last winter with more than 6,000 on its third year in a row. This annual count of the state's endangered species shows a more promising future for the creature.
Could cloning make it possible to bring dinosaurs back to life?
The youngest-ever Nobel Prize awardee Kenneth J. Arrow has died at the age of 95 on Tuesday at his home in Palo, Alto. While the cause of his death was not divulged, his son stated that the economist lived a full life.
A new study has debunked previous research that cat owners are at risk higher risk of mental health problems. New findings suggest that feline lovers who often feed stray cats and keeping them are apparently not showing psychotic symptoms.
Archeaologists were able to collect DNA evidence and analyzed them, linking a powerful maternal lineage that ruled Pueblo Bonito in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico.
Cropan's boa is one of the world's rarest boas, infrequently sighted and known from only a handful of dead specimens collected after the snake was first seen and described in 1953.
The Tully monster, a bizarre beast that plied the seas 307 million years ago, has long mystified scientists.
Earth's first photosynthetic organisms, Stromatolites found in the World Heritage Area of Shark Bay, Western Australia, may contain cyanobacteria.
Could it be possible that the death of Aztec civilization was caused by an outbreak of salmonella?
Researchers were able to track forest elephants in Gabon, Central Africa where 25,000 of them were apparently slaughtered for illegal trade in just a decade.
