Jul 11 2011
Holes Suggest Dinos Active
The finding adds new evidence to the debate of whether they were cold or warm-blooded.
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Jul 06 2011
Cookiecutter Shark ‘Scooped’ Out Swimmer’s Flesh
The first documented cookiecutter shark attack on a live human resulted in crater-like wounds.
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Jul 05 2011
Past 30 Years Warmer on Average in U.S.
The new averages will soon be incorporated into an updated climate zone map of the United States for distribution on the back of seed packets.
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Jul 04 2011
Bald Eagle Soars to Freedom on July 4th
"Einstein," an adult bald eagle, is now soaring over America after his release July 4th from the University of Missouri's Raptor Rehabilitation Project, where the once-ailing bird underwent treatment.
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Jun 29 2011
Vegetarian Dinosaur Fought With Its Head
Not all dinosaurs had huge teeth and a taste for flesh, but new research suggests that at least one scrappy plant-eating dinosaur was a talented fighter, waging battle with its best weapon: a hard head.
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Jun 29 2011
Twenty-five-foot-long Giant Squid Found off Florida’s Coast
Recreational fishermen on Monday found a rare 25-foot-long giant squid floating off the Florida coast, according to a University of Florida press release.
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Jun 20 2011
Flying Ants Use Legs, Butts to Steer
When falling from forested canopy, these ants can zip themselves out of a free fall and back into the safety of the treetops.
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Jun 09 2011
Dogs Likely Born with ‘Canine Telepathy’
Dogs are so in tune with us that they can read our minds, according to a new study.
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Jun 07 2011
Dogs at Radioactive Site in Japan Caught on Video
Webcams at the earthquake-damaged Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant in Japan have captured footage of at least two dogs.
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Jun 02 2011
Butterfly Folds Wings to Say ‘Back Off, Boys’
Female butterflies aren't interested in extra attention once they're pregnant.
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