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Life-Size Deinosuchus Replica Reveals the 31-Foot “Terror Croc” That Hunted Dinosaurs A scientifically accurate, life-size replica of Deinosuchus schwimmeri—a 31-foot…
More than 4,000 snake species live today, but all evolved from heavily modified lizard ancestors. Scientists still do not fully…
Why do some people continue pursuing a goal even when the effort required becomes increasingly difficult? Researchers at Nagoya University…
It began as a harmless simulation. I fed the quantum computer everything I knew about the science of tea brewing:…
Shaira Berg smiles during a take for her short film, Gaslight. Credit: Dik Ng Shaira Berg is developing a career…
Archaeologists have discovered a prehistoric elephant bone hammer in southern England that dates back nearly 500,000 years. The artifact, found…
Deep-diving insect larvae in Africa’s Lake Malawi are challenging a leading theory about why insects are almost completely absent from…
Dam Sedimentation Threatens Global Water Supplies, Study Warns Reservoirs around the world are steadily filling with soil, silt and rock.…
This July marks 80 years since representatives from 61 countries signed the constitution of the World Health Organization (WHO) in…
Scientists have developed a new laser-based technique for distinguishing enantiomers—molecules that exist as mirror-image forms. These chiral molecules may look…