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Ticks pose a grave risk to public health, with nearly half a million cases of the tick-borne Lyme disease treated every year in the United States.

Young nymph and adult female ticks typically pose the greatest risk for transmitting infection…

Tyrannosaurs might evoke images of serrated teeth, massive bodies and powerful tails, but their most recent ancestor yet discovered was a slender, fleet-footed beast of rather more modest size.

Experts say the new species – identified from two…

In the summer of 1962, a French geologist named Michel Siffre embarked on an experiment that would soon disrupt our understanding of time itself. Armed with nothing but a torch and an unrelenting curiosity, Siffre descended into the Scarasson…

A surprising discovery has left the scientific community speechless. According to Inkl, a species previously believed to be extinct has been spotted.

The unique 200-million-year-old species, famously named after Sir David Attenborough, was caught…

On a quiet stretch of open ocean, a humpback whale surfaced near a boat and, with a sudden burst, blew a perfect ring of bubbles into the air. It hovered momentarily, watching. The act might seem whimsical to some, but a group of researchers…

If an axolotl loses a leg, it gets a new one–complete with a functional foot and all four toes. Over just a few weeks or months, bone, muscle, skin, and nerves grow back in exactly the same formation as the lost limb. The endangered, aquatic,…

If you’ve ever wanted a better look at deep space, you now have your chance. A treasure trove of data collected by the James Webb Space Telescope is now available for public consumption. Included with the data is an interactive map that contains…