Fish communicate using sound, but conservation laws often ignore their voices, acoustic habitats, and behaviors.

Scientists found that large-scale dam building since 1835 shifted Earth's poles over a meter and significantly lowered sea ...

Seeds provide most of the calories humanity eats, yet the cells that decide how big each seed becomes have remained a mystery ...

Melting glaciers in Greenland are unleashing hidden methane and shifting soils from carbon sinks to warming sources.

Chimpanzees are losing their homes, but it’s not too late. World chimpanzee day shows us why they matter and how we can help.

Why do some rivers split? UCSB scientists found the answer—and it could change how we restore and manage waterways.

New research shows nostalgia is more often tied to coastlines, lakes, and rivers than forests or fields in both the UK and US.

A study reveals that a common genetic mutation doubles the risk of dementia in men, linking it to problems with iron ...

Brainwaves sync more during live shows than on-screen, revealing deep, shared audience engagement and attention patterns.

New images reveal that the strange Martian stripes on the slopes are formed by avalanches of dry dust, not liquid water.

A new study shows that simply changing how trees are arranged can boost forest growth, improve soil health, and lock away more carbon.

Daydreaming is shown to improve brain health by stimulating memory, creativity, problem solving, and improving cognitive ...