Three student researchers added cat food and mealworms to the plastic traps to lure the animal to their campsites.

These little microbes survived for so long in the rock taken from nearly 50 feet beneath the Bushveld Igneous Complex.

Microbiologist Thomas Brock found that an enzyme from Yellowstone’s hot springs can be used in genetic tests.

Jessica lost her vision when she was just 11. But despite the disability, today she's one of the most popular South African divers.

The clues were investigated based on the Great Oxidation Event that occurred 2.4 billion years ago, which gave birth to new ...

Combining sleek design, powerful performance, and eco-conscious engineering, the dash 3 mobility scooter is more than just a ...

Trump and RFK Jr. have incorrectly tied autism to Tylenol usage in pregnancy, which some lawyers are hoping to use to update ...

This massive group of beluga whales was stuck near the frozen shores of the Chukchi Peninsula, suffocating underwater.

Honey is an orphan, but these days she cuddles up with her surrogate mom, an adult female sloth named Maple.

Custom shipping containers offer sustainable design, financial practicality, and flexibility, all while supporting the ...

A 29-year-old man was attacked by a bear while visiting Yellowstone National Park. He was hiking alone when the incident ...

Disney World has announced the death of Gino the gorilla. The beloved gorilla had been at the park since it opened back in ...