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Mount Graham red squirrel population hits 233 after 2017 Frye Fire left just 35. Learn how conservation efforts turned the tide, restoring numbers and tackling habitat and competition challenges.

A rare bee with a 90% population crash and a last sighting in 2016 faces extinction. Could its ESA listing help save pollinator diversity? Public comments are open—what’s at stake for ecosystems?

H5N1 bird flu infects 140M poultry, dairy cows, and spreads to humans. Experts warn it's one mutation away from efficient human transmission. Could this be the next global pandemic threat?

Can space satellites surpass 6G speed expectations by 2027? Northeastern’s sub-THz project promises faster data, global internet, and advanced disaster communication. Could this reshape connectivity?

Jupiter’s moon Io lacks a global magma ocean but erupts through 400 volcanoes. NASA’s Juno data reveals the surprising source behind its volcanic activity and challenges long-held scientific beliefs.

Infants under 6 months make up 49.8% of RSV cases as hospitalizations soar. New vaccines promise to cut 14,000 cases yearly—how effective are they for high-risk groups, including older adults?

NASA's 2024 eclipse efforts reveal 47K corona images, 52M radio signals, and rare gravity waves observed by balloons, aircraft, and citizen scientists. See how these findings deepen solar-terrestrial

Temperatures soar to 47°C, with fires in Victoria, storms in Queensland, and record 182mm rainfall in Black River. What's driving Australia’s extreme heat and weather chaos this December?

At 74, Wisdom the albatross amazes scientists by laying an egg on Midway Atoll after four years. Could this be her 60th? Witness history with the world’s oldest wild bird defying limits