Category: 9. Sci/Tech

A shark with a striking orange…

Analysis of 18 different carnivorous dinosaur species’ skulls has revealed that not all chompers chewed the same.

While Tyrannosaurus rex‘s skull is suited to the high-power crushing motion still favored by crocodiles, other predators of its…

The changes to survivor signup have been made inside the program that the agency uses to manage disaster aid applications and pay out survivors, known as the National Emergency Management Information System (NEMIS). Current and former FEMA…

These sellers do brisk business online. On mainstream platforms like Ebay, they often upcharge novice antkeepers, the same trafficker tells WIRED; more sophisticated hobbyists buy and sell on private Discord servers. “Everyone on Discord has…

Deadly snake species like cobras and kraits in India can still inject venom even after the…

BBC science presenter Professor Brian Cox has said he is “excited” after receiving a…

Scientists have developed a diamond-based sensor that could make it easier for doctors to

Scientists have engineered a molecule that shows promise as the world’s first fast-acting

Your dog tilts its head when you cry, paces when you’re stressed, and somehow appears at your side during your worst moments. Coincidence? Not even close.

Thousands of years of co-evolution have given dogs special ways to tune in to our…