Dandelions are everywhere; they pop up from the ground, taking over entire suburban lawns. But did you know that dandelions can produce rubber?
A new study reveals that parrotfish may be critical to coral reef island building. The findings are important to note as fishing practices are put in place.
Imagine soaring through space to Mars with the help of a solar sail. Sounds like something out of a science fiction movie, right? But it may just be possible.
Monk parakeets have invaded Europe and North America, creating massive communal nests on top of utility poles. Now, scientists have traced the origins of these birds and have found that many appear to be from the same small area in South America.
A strange supernova is actually the missing link between supernova explosions that generate gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) and those that don't. The new findings reveal a bit more about these explosive stars.
Scientists have created the most comprehensive map of the universe to day. They've made a 3D map of the universe that spans nearly two billion light-years.
New findings published in the journal Clinical Sleep Medicine suggest that insomnia could result in cognitive impairment for night workers.
If you've learned anything about human migration, you probably have heard of the ice bridge theory that spanned the Bering Strait and allowed humans to travel from east to west through Greenland to North America. Now, new research may just prove that this theory is incorrect.
Keep your elderly cats away from high-pitched sounds. Scientists have found that older cats actually have seizures when they hear certain high-pitched sounds.
It may look a bit like the popular Tyrannosaurus rex, but this dinosaur is far from being a carnivore. The newly-discovered, platypus-like dinosaur is a bit of an evolutionary jigsaw puzzle, since it preferred to graze on plants.
Could high blood pressure increase the risk of glaucoma? New findings examine how the second leading cause of blindness in the world could also be hurting health in another way.
A loud snorer can certainly be annoying, but could it be the signs of a serious health issue? New research examines how loud snoring could be an indicator that something else is going on.
