a1 Venus flytraps use defensive genes for predation Venus flytraps (Dionaea muscipula) make carnivory look …
a1 Kepler telescope doubles its count of known exoplanets The galaxy is starting to feel a little crowded. Over 1…
a1 Giraffe’s long neck linked to its genetic profile Giraffes’ genes tell a not-so-tall tale about growing n…
a1 1.56-billion-year-old fossils add drama to Earth’s ‘boring billion’ A form of multicellular life visible to the naked eye m…
a1 Alzheimer’s culprit may fight other diseases A notorious Alzheimer’s disease villain may also be a g…
a1 Comet 67P carries two ingredients for life: glycine, phosphorus Two more of the ingredients for life as we know it have…
a1 Maximum size of giant squid remains a mystery Giant squid are the stuff of nightmares. They were even…
a1 Desert moss slurps water from its leaves, not roots From California to China, desert moss (Syntrichia canin…
a1 Second gravitational wave signal detected For the second time, scientists have glimpsed elusive r…
a1 In malaria battle, indoor bug spraying has unintended consequence AUSTIN, TEXAS — Success of an indoor spraying campaign …
a1 Ancient Europeans may have been first wine makers Bottoms up, from the distant past. Thanks to a new meth…
a1 Asteroid Day is a chance to learn about space and plan for disaster Asteroid enthusiasts, rejoice! Thursday, June 30 is you…
a1 New dating suggests younger age for Homo naledi Homo naledi, currently the best-known and most mysterio…
a1 Organisms age in myriad ways — and some might not even bother The scene was stranger than it looked, even by Las Vega…
a1 Exercise helps you get in shape for old age In our teens and 20s, many of us feel unstoppable. But …
