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In a study, researchers found that if people continue feeding animals that beg for food, it could someday lead to deers harassing people.

AMI has discovered that northern and central parts of the reef have seen the highest amount of coral recovered in 36 years.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Phys.Org: Energy, mass, velocity. These three variables make up Einsteins iconic equation E=MC2. But how did Einstein know about these concepts in the first place? A precursor step to understanding physics is identifying relevant variables. Without the conce...

An Ice Age human that roamed present-day Utah desert left ancient human footprints that experts initially identified as ghost tracks.

TO help assuage the people’s fear for their health with regards to the safety of pork products they consume, a locally developed African Swine Fever or ASF Test Kit will be distributed in the Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal and Quezon) region by Diamed Enterprise, following the signing of distribution…

The strongest space magnetic field measurement has been broken! The new record is comparable to 1.6 billion Tesla.

Luckily, these two Zurich researchers have jumped in to help by creating realistic seafood alternatives made from microalgae.

Peer into America's past.

Study shows that catnip has an intoxicating effect on cats. Meanwhile, it repels mosquitoes, too! According to new research, cats are hooked on catnip because the chemicals released by the plant shield them from mosquitoes.

Another milestone for Gaia as it discovered a weird "starquake." What could these strange starquakes mean for our galaxy?