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New earth means an environmentally sound biosphere.

When it comes to longevity and surviving extended amounts of time without food, the Argas brumpti species of African tick is hard to beat, newly published research shows.

Austin Amestoy: From the Montana Kaimin, University of Montanas independent, student-run newspaper, this is the Caiman Cast for the week of Feb. 21.

Life is complicated. Even the smallest cells contain a mind-blowing assortment of chemical reactions that allow them to thrive in a chaotic landscape.

West Virginia University’s newest celebrity weighs just 11 pounds and 23 inches from nose to tail. Barley, a Flemish Giant rabbit, has been bringing joy to students on his walks

Scientists have been doing some great work when it comes to peering back through billions of years to figure out what ancient Earth would have looked like, and a new study reveals that the earliest conditions on our planet were probably even more h

Bacterial colonies can organize themselves into complex ring-like patterns which have an "intriguing similarity" to developing embryos and were thought to be unique to plants and animals, new research suggests.

The arid heart of Australia may not easily support life now, but once, many aeons ago, it was lush and teeming. What is now arid desert and dry shrub- and grasslands was once thick with dense forests, alive with life.

Those two orbs we see in the sky during the day and night have even more of an influence on the animals and plants on Earth than you might think.

Guys, even more portly than the percentage of people to talk to the plants is that plants respond and there was another study -- no, im serious. >> there are studies of this. >> yes, people walking up with scissors to share them, the france would plants or be frightened. the ones who would be talk to soothingly and encouragingly would grow. when i planted in front of my house to trees and they were equal and one was half the size of the other, every day when i would walk home from getting out of...