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02/28/2019
Birds called greater anis that can slip extra eggs into other nests create a natural test of the benefits of honest parenting.
Genes and stress may change a person's body odor, confusing police dogs.
A lab test suggests it may be possible to treat mosquitoes infected with the malaria parasite to stop disease transmission.
Astronomers are coming up with some creative ideas to explain the weird behavior of the first known interstellar object.
The hunt for the next elements on the periodic table might turn up superheavy atoms that flaunt the rules of chemistry.
Two new studies show that even brief contact with another person or object could transfer your DNA far and wide.
Varicella zoster virus, which causes chickenpox and shingles, may instigate several other problems.
In 'Mama's Last Hug,' Frans de Waal argues that emotions occur throughout the animal world.
Analyzing sediment from the massive city's moat challenges the idea that the last capital of the Khmer Empire collapsed suddenly.
A new study finds that the smell of hermit crab flesh attracts other hermit crabs of the same species desperately looking for a larger shell.
Infusions of plasma from young people may hold the secret of youth, but there's not much evidence to support the idea yet.
Top 10 science anniversaries in 2019 include expeditions, treatises and tabulations.
The Japanese Hayabusa2 spacecraft touched down on asteroid Ryugu and attempted to gather a sample of its rock to bring back to Earth.
A stream of particles created in a neutron star crash, detected in 2017 using gravitational waves, could explain certain mysterious flashes of light.
New Ardipithecus ramidus fossils reveal how hominids were shifting toward humanlike walking more than 4 million years ago.
Analyzing supernovas indicates that expansion rates agree within 1 percent across large regions of sky.
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