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Your dog is not a doomsday prepper—here's why they hide food and toys

Global plan outlines steps to monitor and reduce marine litter worldwide

First 'Bible map' published 500 years ago still influences how we think about borders, study suggests

Q&A: Calcium channel mechanism provides new insights into cellular quality control

Students spend more time learning to write on paper than computers—does this need to change?

Bisexual individuals experience greater loneliness than homosexuals and heterosexuals, study suggests

Caribbean rainfall driven by shifting long-term patterns in the Atlantic high-pressure system, study finds

New species of begonia found in Guangxi, China

A taste of the sea: Comparing five edible seaweeds

Local space weather impacts on technology and safety vary more than expected

Dark matter-dark energy interaction shapes cosmic halo spin and alignment, simulations show

Electric control of ions and water enables switchable molecular stickiness on surfaces

Finding information in the randomness of living matter

Long-term field data reveal warming cuts temperate forest NO and N₂O emissions by altering soil moisture

Quasi-periodic oscillations detected in unusual multi-trigger gamma-ray burst

Rare high-resolution observations of a flare-prolific solar active region

Tiny lead fragments in hunted meat exceed safe levels, study reveals

Can quantum computers help researchers learn about the inside of a neutron star?

Eight ways to resist spending too much on Black Friday bargains

The surprising world of animal penises and what they reveal about humans

Advanced tracking uncovers flapper skate hotspots on Scotland's deep seabed

Studies show how the giant statues on Rapa Nui were made and moved—and what caused the island's deforestation

'Stick and glue' method enables more precise biomolecule tracking in cells

Domestic cats came from North Africa to Europe only 2,000 years ago, DNA evidence suggests

When computers took over the factory floor: Economist traces how workers adapted, what it means for AI's future

Death toll from floods and landslides on Indonesia's Sumatra island rises to 164

Astronomers unveil 400 sibling star clusters in the Milky Way

Common gut bacteria identified as cause of pig ear necrosis

The largest ice desert has the fewest ice nuclei worldwide

Latent antimicrobial resistance is widespread across the world, research discovers

Early adversity leads to higher aggression and fearfulness in adult canines, study says

Physicists generate hybrid spin-sound waves, expanding options for 6G implementation

Nanostructured coatings physically puncture bacteria to prevent biofilm formation

An unusually 'sticky' RNA class that keep cells organized: Researchers discover smOOPs

Rare stone tool cache found in Australian outback tells story of trade and ingenuity

Research calls for 'sportswashing' rethink amid FIFA Peace Prize rumors

Researchers identify key molecular mechanism in cell communication

Curiosity and focus found to set 'genius' dogs apart in object learning

Incorrect reporting of Australian Bureau of Statistics data found leading to false claims of mass migration problem

Stars defy black hole by showing stable orbits around Sagittarius A*

Indian IT professionals bear unseen costs of multinational companies' shift to remote working

Archaeologists discover solitary grave from ancient Kingdom of Kerma in remote Bayuda Desert

Lake heat waves are more intense, longer-lasting than atmospheric ones, new study reveals

Study highlights rise of 'authoritarian peacemaking' and its implications for Ukraine

Male skulls at Shimao gate rewrite story of Neolithic human sacrifice

New plastics designed to degrade on demand may help address global waste

Artificial membranes mimic life-like dynamics through catalytic chemical reactions

Radio wave bursts linked to onset of intense auroral storms

New universal law predicts how most objects shatter, from dropped bottles to exploding bubbles

Bilingual brains switch modes as Czech speakers process English like natives, even when it means making 'native' mistake