Molly Glick

The native forests of South America were shaped by mastodons—and we’re doing a bad job filling their role

An old visual trick may promote conspiratorial thinking about global power

When coral have enough to eat, they seem to endure warming waters

When ships drop anchor off the icy continent, they threaten some of the oldest animals on Earth

A small red dwarf seems to have birthed a hulking gas giant, upending prevailing theories of planet formation

Pulitzer-winner Kathleen DuVal on Indigenous power in colonial times

A telescope upgrade offers an unusually crisp look at solar chaos

Traskasaura sandrae had “very odd” features that made it a crafty hunter

Scientists want your help identifying marvelous new extremophiles

The Swedish artist’s eccentric botanic illustrations, on view publicly for the first time, weave mysticism with painstaking accuracy

Etchings in ancient Hebrew artifacts reveal nuanced social dynamics

Crowd-sourced data on the giant sea bass suggest it's making a rebound