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A rare jaguar sighting is giving conservationists hope in the Grand Canyon State.

Because mycelium grows by binding itself to whatever it feeds on, it naturally forms a kind of living glue.

New technology from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience at King’s College London is helping patients confront auditory hallucinations.

Boredom serves a useful purpose, scientists say. It motivates people to pursue new goals and challenges.

Professor John Wiens from the University of Arizona has shed new light on the pace of new species discoveries — and how it compares to extinction rates.

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British artist Zoe Thorogood was just 23 when she penned “It’s Lonely at the Centre of the Earth.”

From the world of Taylor Swift to surviving zombie apocalypses, these are some of the most bizarre college courses in the country.

From a butterfly shaped by 40,000 years of isolation to creatures 1,400 feet below the sea, scientists uncovered thousands of new species in 2025 — and these nine discoveries stood out amongst the rest.

The study of climate change refugia — places that are buffered from the worst effects of global warming — has grown rapidly in recent years.