Conservationists want to clear Marion Island of the pests, which are wreaking havoc on albatross and other nesting species
The composer was predisposed to liver disease and had hepatitis B at the end of his life, a new study finds
Bard might give incorrect answers, but it "doesn't go off the rails"
With their nesting sites buried under a blanket of snow, some petrels and skuas made no attempts at reproducing in December 2021 and January 2022
Thousands of retirees in 90 locations across the U.S. protested banks that finance new fossil fuel infrastructure
The seven-ingredient recipe shows potential for the future of making food with this technology, researchers say
Countries must strive for more ambitious emissions goals over the next decade, scientists say
“Floatovoltaics” could drastically raise power generation and conserve water in reservoirs, according to a new study
Extreme heat and flooding starved the water of oxygen, leading to the mass die-off
A yeast called Candida auris has sickened more people over a wider area during the pandemic
New data support the theory that the virus causing Covid-19 first spread to humans from animals
Sunflower sea stars have been recommended for Endangered Species Act protection as disease leads them to “disintegrate into gooey masses”
Bright streaks observed Friday were jettisoned equipment from the International Space Station re-entering Earth’s atmosphere
The Paris landmark is the first known Gothic cathedral to use iron in this way, researchers say
They compared vertebrae discovered in 1987 to more complete remains to make this new estimate
Albania will protect more than 31,000 acres of land, including the undammed Vjosa River
The findings in 30-year-old radar image data all but confirm that volcanoes on Earth’s hellish sister planet are still active today
The space agency has tapped private company Axiom Space to develop the sleek new attire for its moon-bound astronauts
The move has been criticized by some local chapters that have severed ties with naturalist and slaveholder John James Audubon
The impressive depository carefully preserves over one million seed samples in its Arctic location