Sep 16 2010
Fish and Krill Schools Take Common Shape
Anchovies, sardines and krill all take the same shape, resembling a multifaceted lozenge.
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May 27 2010
Predators Pick Body Parts for Balanced Diet
Hunger pangs probably guide meat-eating animals, including humans, to choose certain body parts of their prey over others.
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May 18 2010
Doomsday Haven Available in Mojave Desert
Who says you can't ride out doomsday in comfort and luxury?
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Apr 15 2010
Donner Party Ate Family Dog, Maybe Not People
Did ethnic prejudice spur the now infamous legend of the Donner Party's cannibalism?
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Apr 01 2010
Mars Rover Not Responding
Despite NASA's several attempts to make a connection to the rover, Spirit remains frozen in silence.
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Mar 18 2010
A Major Blow to Bluefin Tuna
A proposed global ban on trading the fish failed today, leaving their future in jeopardy.
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Mar 18 2010
Bluefin Tuna, Polar Bear Trade Ban Rejected
A U.N. wildlife meeting has rejected two proposals that would stop poaching and trade of these endangered species.
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Mar 05 2010
Sage Grouse Passed Over For Fed Protection
The Interior Department decides against granting the bird endangered or threatened status.
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Mar 01 2010
Titanic, Lusitania Survival Just a Matter of Time
Are women and children really first? Depends on how quickly the ship is going down.
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Feb 09 2010
IM Interview: Nuclear Energy and the Future of Humanity
Does human civilization need nuclear energy if it's to survive the next century? Michael Reilly chats with nuclear scientist Hae-Yong Jeong to find out.
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