Feathery Fossil Makeovers
Scientists have slowly been accumulating a color bank for feathered dinosaurs by examining their fossils with high-powered microscopes.
The Frozen Poop Pill
New method introduced for fecal transplant increases safety and simplicity for C. difficile treatment.
One with the Tiger
Humans have always had a healthy respect for large predators. But when that fear and respect disappears, we start to have problems––and nowhere is this clearer than in the modern zoo.
Making Virtual Reality a Reality
Virtual reality technologies such as Oculus Rift and Magic Leap are becoming increasingly popular outside of the “gamer” crowd, but what could this trend mean for the development of young minds?
Climbing Closer to Space Vacations
Space travel for recreation, or space tourism, could become a reality this year. But while some people are fighting to get their name on a space shuttle waiting list, engineers are talking about an alternative mode of ascension, by elevator
Old Skulls in a Murky New World
Primitive skulls help river dolphins see, somehow.
That Little Extra Protein You’ve Been Craving
While many people are averse to the idea of eating insects, some feel that it might help save the planet.
Sex Geckos Sent to Space
Russia sent a gecko orgy to space. And it was a huge fail.
Child Care Is Expensive for Sea Otter Mothers
Maternal life can be a trying time for sea otters. Sea otter mothers risk their lives to raise pups, nearly doubling their energy expenditure when caring for babies.
Grounded: The End of a Love Affair
The personal airplane seems to be a thing of the past, not the future. A visit to one Massachusetts airport illustrates why.