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Over 100 Australian bird species are undergoing significant physical changes—smaller bodies and larger beaks—as a direct response to climate change.

Ancient Spanish cave reveals 7,000-year-old bowstrings, the oldest in Europe, challenging views on Neolithic technology.

New research challenges the belief that water alone formed Mars' surface features, suggesting liquid CO₂ played a significant role.

A Hudson Valley homeowner uncovers New York’s first complete mastodon jaw in 11 years, shedding light on Ice Age ecosystems with preserved fossils. What secrets do these ancient remains hold?

USFWS proposes 150,400 acres of critical habitat for endangered Caribbean skinks. Which species are affected, and what does this mean for their survival?

Melbourne's wildlife efforts soar with a daring peregrine falcon rescue and the introduction of a rare Komodo dragon.

Scientists uncover evidence of a magnetic resurgence on the Moon's far side 2.8 billion years ago, challenging prior theories and shedding light on a mysterious billion-year gap in lunar history.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has unveiled a $62.5 million recovery plan for the endangered Callippe Silverspot Butterfly, with public comments open until February 18, 2025.

Stay informed about rising COVID variants XEC, KP.3.1.1, updated CDC guidelines, free testing, and key symptom shifts during the holiday season. Protect your health with timely insights and preventive

Over 100 Australian bird species are undergoing significant physical changes—smaller bodies and larger beaks—as a direct response to climate change.