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KYOTO--Japanese commonly describe a person frozen with fear as looking like “a frog scared stiff by a snake.”

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BEIJING, March 20 (Xinhua) -- China securities regulator has approved the initial public offerings (IPOs) of three companies on the science and technology innov

The shoe is on the other foot when it comes to dentistry these days. It is dentists who are feeling the pain.

Similarities between the March 16 earthquake and a temblor that rattled the Tohoku region in February 2021 have fueled speculation that the offshore area has become an increasing hotspot for dangerous seismic activity.

Insects can take different defensive measures depending on the predator, a discovery that goes against the traditional notion that bugs use the same tactics to survive all attacks, a research team said.

Shock waves triggered by a massive underwater volcanic eruption near Tonga on Jan. 15 were apparently responsible for tidal surges seen along Japan’s Pacific coastline, according to experts.

Thanks to advances in genetic surveying methods, scientists have found that aquatic ecosystems with ample forest cover are home to a rich variety of threatened fish species.

NAKIJIN, Okinawa Prefecture--Skeletal human remains bearing characteristics associated with medieval people in mainland Japan provide the strongest evidence yet of a migration to the nation’s southernmost island during a key transitional phase in Okinawa’s history, according to researchers.

Researchers have found that antibody levels do not drop among recipients of two COVID-19 vaccine shots who took antipyretic analgesics after experiencing adverse post-vaccination reactions.