What happens if an otter pup gets separated from its mother? In some aquariums, otter surrogacy programs are finding success.
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8 Things Weâve Learned Since Lucy’s Discovery 50 Years Ago
Researchers have learned valuable evolutionary information from Lucy’s discovery and could learn even more in the next 50 years.
Bears Attacking â and Eating â Other Bears Is Considered Normal
When Fat Bear Week witnessed the bear attack between male bear 469 and female bear 402, they had to delay the week. While it was not fun to watch, it could have been normal behavior.
As International Climate Talks Devolve Into A “Circus,” Unsettling News About Global Heating Emerges
This year likely will end as warmest on record, and new findings show Earth’s icy places are suffering. Meanwhile, CO2 emissions continue rising â and efforts to turn the climatic tide are increasingly threatened.
Frogs Kick Back Against Lethal Fungus
Scientists are seeing signs of resistance to the infections that have been wiping out the worldâs amphibian populations â and developing strategies to aid in the fight Down Under.
Missed the Comet C/2023 A3? Don’t Worry, Here are Other Comets to Look For
2025 isnât expected to be a great year for comets, but with luck, you might get a few good sightings.
Why Does Everything Look Flat Even Though the Earth Is Round?
Images from the International Space Station clearly shows Earthâs curvature.
Strength Training Early in Life Can Set Up Kids for a Lifetime of Health
An age-appropriate strength training program can have significant benefits for children and adolescents.
Feeling Stressed? You May be More Likely to Believe in Spooky Phenomena
People who feel they have less control over their lives are more likely to embrace the paranormal.
Animals May Not Get Allergies in the Wild, But Zoos Tell a Different Story
Documented cases of allergies in wildlife are rare, but animals are susceptible once theyâre in captivity.