Learn more about the amblyopsid cavefishes, the eyeless fish that inhabit the caves of eastern North America, whose evolution can uncover the age of difficult-to-date cave systems.

Learn about glow-in-the-dark succulent plants that are powered by sunlight, paving the way for more sustainable lighting.

A treatise written by a French bishop during the Middle Ages is the first written account to question the authenticity of the famous Shroud of Turin.

Meet Kostensuchus atrox, a massive apex predator that ate his way through southern Patagonia during the Age of the Dinosaurs.

The deep sea worm neutralizes arsenic and sulphides by transforming the toxic chemicals into a golden pigment.

Learn how the first genome sequencing of pygmy seahorses has revealed them to be masters of camouflage and evolution.

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The volcano released approximately 8.4 million cubic meters of lava – enough to fill almost 3,500 Olympic-sized swimming ...

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Learn about steam worlds outside of our Solar System that could provide answers in the search for alien life.

Learn more about the length of the thumb and the mass of the brain, which have been tied in primates for millions of years.