Trump Has Choices to Make on Climate Policy. What Would ...
By TATIANA SCHLOSSBERG Donald Trump and his cabinet have sent mixed signals on some big environmental decisions they […]
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Open Wide: Deep-Sea Fishes That Are Built to Eat Big
By JOANNA KLEIN Food can be scarce in the unusual parts of the ocean where barbeled dragonfish live. […]
Finding the Speed of Evolution in a Study of Bird ...
By STEPH YIN Much of the variety in the bills of today’s birds evolved long ago, very quickly, […]
‘Listen to Evidence’: March for Science Plans Washington Rally on ...
By NICHOLAS ST. FLEUR Hoping to mirror the success of the women’s march on Washington last month, the […]
Maggot to Blowfly: Ready for Its Close-Up
By JAMES GORMAN With X-ray video and microscopic CT scans scientists have recorded in detail the metamorphosis of […]
How Squirrels Build Their Nests
By C. CLAIBORNE RAY What looks like nothing more than a clump of leaves is a complex, layered […]
Science Will Suffer Under Trump’s Travel Ban, Researchers Say
By HENRY FOUNTAIN College officials and policy makers say that new restrictions on travel will affect thousands of […]
In Many Species, a Family Dinner Means Something Else
By BILL SCHUTT Once thought to be aberrant behavior, cannibalism is common in the natural world — and […]
This Prehistoric Human Ancestor Was All Mouth
By NICHOLAS WADE A cache of tiny sea creatures found in central China, in rock strata said to […]
Ice That Sparkles Like Diamonds Washes Onto Japanese Shores
By JOANNA KLEIN Nicknamed ‘jewelry ice,’ a rare kind of winter river ice on the northern island of […]