Humans may just be super predators. Researchers have conducted a new study that reveals new insight behind widespread wildlife extinctions, shrinking fish sizes and disruptions to global food chains.
Did you know that stroke is the third leading cause of death in the United States? In fact, over 140,000 people die each year from stroke alone in the country, according to Stroke Center. Some stroke deaths could be prevented by seeking medical attention sooner. The problem is that so many are unawa...
Recently, many blogs and web postings have claimed that an asteroid will impact Earth at some point between Sept. 15 and Sept. 18. Fortunately for Earthlings everywhere, though, this isn't true.
Researchers have found that as residents in California continue pumping groundwater, the land is actually sinking faster than ever before--nearly 2 inches per month in some locations.
Scientists may have discovered a way to change carbon dioxide (CO2) into a valuable commodity.
It turns out that there may be a "master switch" that controls obesity.
In order to meet budget goals, NASA is turning to museums to find the parts that it needs for the International Space Station
The Sumatran rhino has finally become extinct in the wild in Malaysia.
Scientists have discovered something unusual when they dropped spiders from a forest canopy. It turns out that some spiders can also glide in addition to jumping, creeping and falling.
Though animal sex signals were thought to be passed down from generation to generation, new research conducted at Michigan State University shows that this may not always be the case.
You've probably heard it before that oatmeal is a great meal for you. It can reduce the risk of heart disease; help lower cholesterol; help you lose weight; reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes; reduce high blood pressure levels and contains quite the array of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
Fortunately, researchers have found that depression is not contagious. And what's even better is that, as the saying goes, happiness seems to be. Furthermore, happiness could potentially treat depression and even prevent it in certain cases.
