Molly Glick

Decapitated remnants of Aspidorhynchus fish from the Late Jurassic hint at who they hunted—and who hunted them

Researchers are divided over AI’s cognitive harms—and whether we should use these tools at all

Wolves seem to have pulled traps out of the water and stolen the bait. But was it tool use?

A 12,000-year-old depiction of a woman and a goose offers intriguing hints into the culture of early human settlements

Ditching or adjusting goals in the face of adversity might often be the best thing for us—but we don’t all approach these challenges in the same way

Traps to monitor river blindness spread could replace human volunteers and reduce the disease’s spread

Closer inspection of prized Roman possessions has highlighted the possible networks of the artisans behind them

The newly named reptile, Tainrakuasuchus bellator, had a mouth brimming with sharp teeth to snatch prey

Newly discovered Martian caves were possibly formed by water and may contain traces of life

The star-induced storms recently hitting Earth may be even more intense elsewhere in the cosmos

Even tiny bits of an unassuming carpet of plant matter can be enough to lead investigators to a suspect

The Stone of Scone may have been returned, but bits of this sacred object were distributed in a hidden network