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Pretty tough to be a fish 70 million years ago

Diminutive wrens go big

Over the past two decades, right-wing ideology has become associated with less trust in medicine—and poorer health

Fossil records reveal Earth’s mass extinctions are followed by a rise of ocean cephalopods. They’re rising again.

With NASA recently detailing its plans for a lunar settlement, here’s a look at how that concept has taken shape through history

It’s a literal gut feeling

How the Greenland shark lives long and prospers

Gravitational waves point to a multifaceted assembly line for the cosmic oddities

Pavlov’s dog, meet Pavlov’s mosquito

Some things never go out of style

Centuries before we started debating the transformative effect of AI on science, a new light in the sky shone the way

A study in mice suggests loss of estrogen between brain cells as a possible cause