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University of Houston researchers uncover how distinct microbial communities in hemp varieties can naturally enhance CBD production and fiber quality,

NOAA's withdrawal of proposed vessel speed limits raises concerns for the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale population, now numbering fewer than 380.

Archaeologists uncover a 17th-century house beneath Auckland Castle, revealing artifacts untouched for centuries

Uncover the alarming acceleration of species extinctions, with 20 species disappearing daily and a quarter of Earth's species facing threats from human expansion.

130 million years ago, ancient ocean reptiles stretched 33 feet long, hunting prey at the top of the food chain—where even killer whales might have been a mere snack.

Despite installing spiked turnstiles at the 59th Street-Lexington Avenue station, the MTA continues to face significant fare evasion, leading to an annual loss of $800 million.

A study shows that a widely used osteoporosis drug may help lower the chances of contracting COVID-19, reducing severe outcomes and hospitalizations. This treatment could be a valuable addition alongs

ZSI identifies 23 blood-sucking fly species in Andamans, including 13 newly recorded in India. Some carry viruses deadly to livestock, leaving readers wondering about their impact and future risks.

The invasive spotted lanternfly has spread to five Michigan counties, endangering over 70 plant species. Learn how this pest's rapid expansion could impact local agriculture and ecosystems.

Only 70–400 Negros Bleeding-Heart Pigeons remain worldwide. Learn why 10 of these critically endangered birds were returned to the Philippines in a historic effort to save their species.