As it turns out, protecting indigenous people's territories also protects lorises, tarsiers, monkeys and apes. ...read more

There’s only one known specimen for this species of katydids — but it’s preserved wings give hints to its song structure. ...read more

A new study suggests that the expelled mucus from sponges could support biodiversity in coral reefs and other seafloor ecosystems. ...read more

Pioneer and pilot, Bessie Coleman was the first Black woman and first Native American woman to hold a pilot’s license. ...read more

Known as the “sober curious,” a growing number of people are selectively quitting alcohol. New converts boast increased energy, better sleep and an improvement in reasoning and memory. ...read more

The recently-discovered giant creature lives in the depths of the Gulf of Mexico. ...read more

Scientists are challenging the idea that crying is an emotional release. But they've also found that tearing up can bring us closer to others. ...read more

Wolves and beavers have key environmental impacts in the western U.S. Here is how researchers are working to reintroduce them. ...read more

Researchers found that states with permissive cannabis laws have 37 percent fewer poisoning events related to synthetic cannabinoids. ...read more

A study says if certain skills are learned in childhood, it could help maintain brain function. ...read more