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In a new study coming out of the UK, researchers caught bumble bees engaging in the act of play without being driven by incentive.

The analysis of fossils aged 500 million years old led to the discovery of the first-ever animal with a skeleton system.

A recent expedition for mapping ancient underwater volcanoes in Australia reveals that its summits are teeming with marine life.

Powerful supershear earthquakes with the effects of a sonic boom are not so rare as primarily thought as a published recent study proves.

A river found running underneath the Antarctic ice sheet accelerates ice loss while global temperatures continue to rise.

The number of students who did not want to go to school when schools started opening their doors after the pandemic has doubled compared to the pre-pandemic era, and it is becoming a serious concern for parents and schools.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Phys.Org: Scientists with the University of Chicago have discovered a way to create a material that can be made like a plastic, but conducts electricity more like a metal. The research, published Oct. 26 in Nature, shows how to make a kind of material in whic...

Research has revealed that Cape Fear gators have exposure to high levels of PFAS or forever chemicals, which caused adverse effects on their immune system.

U.S Midwest farmers have been experiencing the worst effect of prolonged drought, which affects major crop harvests.

New research shows that duckweed covering Minnesota ponds are emitting more Greenhouse Gas and producing less oxygen.