Deadly takeover: Imposter ant queen tricks loyal workers into murdering their mother, seizes the throne
Researchers found that parasitic queens used bold deception. They entered nests belonging to other ant species. They then sprayed the host queen with sharp formic acid.
NASA schedules the release of multi-mission images of Comet 3I/ATLAS
NASA prepares to share new images of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, offering rare insights into cosmic material from beyond our solar system.
Rare split-sex condition: Researchers find half-male, half-female spider in Thai forest
Researchers found the spider in western Thailand. The team searched for small ambush predators under soft soil. They discovered a new species with two different sides.
Scientists discover Crocodile ancestor that redefines predator evolution
Scientists in Brazil discovered Tainrakuasuchus bellator, a warrior-like Triassic crocodile relative, revealing new insights into predator diversity and ancient ecosystems 240 million years ago.
10 Mysterious creatures from ancient texts explained by science
Discover ten legendary creatures from ancient writings, paired with scientific explanations revealing real animals, natural phenomena and cultural stories.
Study shows Hawaiian whales consume up to 202 squid a day
Scientists have revealed that short-finned pilot whales eat far more squid than previously known, using tags and drones to measure feeding habits deep beneath Hawaiian waters.
Scientists Warn: African Penguins enter risky zones when fish decline
A new study shows endangered African penguins increasingly overlap with fishing vessels during years of low fish stocks, raising urgent conservation concerns.
Catch the Leonid Meteor Shower lighting up November skies
The Leonid meteor shower will peak on November 17, offering brilliant shooting stars visible to the naked eye across dark night skies worldwide.
Ancient Mammoth RNA unveils secrets of Ice age survival
Scientists recovered 39,000-year-old RNA from a frozen mammoth, revealing gene activity, physiology and stress, opening new windows into extinct animal biology.
Rubin telescope uncovers giant stellar stream hidden behind nearby galaxy
Rubin Observatory’s first image reveals a vast stellar stream behind galaxy M61, likely formed from a disrupted dwarf galaxy, exposing hidden cosmic structures.
Scientists warn Australia’s rainforests are releasing more CO₂ than they absorb
Australia's tropical rainforests now release more carbon than they absorb. Scientists warn climate stress and tree loss could worsen global warming significantly.
Milky way evolution revealed through AI-enhanced star-by-star simulation
Researchers combined AI and supercomputers to simulate 100 billion stars, reproducing galactic phenomena faster than ever, opening possibilities for astrophysics and other scientific disciplines.
Meet Lonomia Catepillar, the deadly ‘dancing’ caterpillar alarming scientists
The deadly Lonomia caterpillar is alarming scientists as rising encounters expose its potent venom. Experts warn its expanding range increases risks for forest communities.
Cane Toad: The Amphibian Whose Eggs Look Like Jewels
Cane toads appear ordinary, yet their breeding reveals stunning jewel-like egg strands. Beautiful but toxic, these shimmering chains highlight survival, invasion, and nature’s deceptive brilliance.
Learn the Science Behind Why Yawning Is Contagious
Yawning spreads quickly due to empathy, mirror neurons, and brain cooling. Scientists reveal how this simple reflex connects humans socially and provides insights into neurological function.
Nations can avoid conflict on Moon with safety zones and treaties
As nations eye permanent Moon bases, treaties and cooperation are vital. Temporary safety zones and diplomacy could prevent disputes over resources and strategic lunar locations.
Scientists track over 1.2 billion birds in single night migration
Scientists tracked over 1.2 billion birds during a September migration surge, revealing species movement, risks from city lights and the urgent need for conservation measures.
NASA prepares sentinel-6b launch to study global ocean changes
NASA, ESA, and NOAA prepare to launch Sentinel-6B, tracking global seas. The satellite provides vital data for climate research and coastal safety.
NASA back in action after 43-day shutdown, scientists focus on rebooting missions
NASA reopens completely following a historic shutdown that paused projects and strained schedules, leaving scientists concerned about mission delays.
Meet the sky kings: 10 birds with the largest wings in the world
From silent gliders to ocean wanderers, some birds command the skies with wings that defy belief. Discover the giants of the air and what makes their flight unlike anything else on Earth.
First leopard in 170 years recorded in West Coast region
Conservationists credit changing land practices in recent decades. Expanded protected areas support broader wildlife movements today.
Astronomers find solar system moving unusually fast, putting current cosmology under review
A team using the LOFAR radio telescope network made this claim. They combined LOFAR data with two other sensitive radio arrays.
California startup creates a giant inflatable bag to catch asteroids and space debris
Each bag can hold objects of varied sizes safely. The system aims to collect small rocks or large asteroids.
Oldest dinosaur-era ocean ecosystem uncovered through 30,000 Arctic fossils
These Spitsbergen fossils suggest recovery came far faster. They show food chains rebuilt within three million years.
