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The vast underground web helps plants share nutrients and store carbon, but researchers warn it's under threat.

New scans suggest Neanderthal babies developed much like modern human infants before major differences appeared after birth.

Researchers say a mix of body odor, carbon dioxide, and skin chemicals may make some people far more attractive to mosquitoes than others.

Researchers found cannabis made rats eat even after a full meal, offering new clues about how marijuana affects appetite.

A new study found that GLP-1 users showed weaker links between impulsivity, alcohol use, and violent behavior.

Researchers caution it’s only one case, but the report raises questions about whether psilocybin could restore dormant brain functions.

New research suggests the plant's trap works less like hydraulics and more like a spring-loaded system powered by rapid cell softening.

At the risk of instilling a fresh new Jaws-like fear of sharks in you, a team of researchers, publishing their findings in the Journal of the Ocean

Researchers say the paint absorbs more than 99.9% of visible light, creating a Vantablack-like effect that's easier to apply.

At the risk of instilling a fresh new Jaws-like fear of sharks in you, a team of researchers, publishing their findings in the Journal of the Ocean Science Foundation, has discovered a new species of walking shark off the southeastern coast of Papua New Guinea. Thankfully, the Dudgeon’s walking shark, or Hemiscyllium dudgeonae, belongs to […]