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Scientists predict that future temperatures will make brown trout sperm swim more slowly and for less time.
Read on to learn about strange seashore phenomena, from cannibalistic shark embryos to worms whose butts become autonomous sex machines.
Scientists are inspired by a unique bird to help make fluids flow faster.
Slow digestion and a diverse diet makes the lancetfish perfect for sampling deep sea life.
Predators steer clear of biting swarm of defenders.
New findings suggest current oxygen-producing bacteria borrowed the ability from a possibly extinct lifeform.
From the mountains of Tajikistan to Standing Rock in the Dakotas, scientists are collaborating with indigenous people to study climate change and predict the future.
From traditional three-leaf shamrocks to four-leaf varieties, clovers have produced mix-ups and mysteries for generations.
Pesticide-treated bed nets trigger rapid evolution and resistance in one common species of sub-Saharan African mosquito, new study finds.
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