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Burmese python males undergo a dramatic seasonal hormone shift before breeding; scientists tracked testosterone and corticosterone in Florida snakes |

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Burmese python coiled in the grass in the Everglades. Image Credit: Wikipedia Burmese python males…

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Stanford scientist wins Nobel Prize in medicine for controlling brain cells with light; pauses celebration to make lunch for his school-going children, putting fatherhood first |

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Karl Deisseroth, one of the three recipients of the 2026 Nobel Prize in medicine, smiles…

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Stanford spent more than 20 years developing a blood-cancer transplant therapy; its first commercial patient has now been treated after a trial found 78% were free from moderate-to-severe GVHD at one year

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Representative Image (AI-generated) A blood-cancer treatment that Stanford researchers have spent more than two decades…

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Greenland fishers propose $45 bounty per heart to cull 1,000 sharks that can live 400 years; then the plan was halted after the government questioned its legality |

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Greenland shark, Image: Saul Goner, SeaPics Greenland became the centre of an unusual dispute over…

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Noah’s Ark mystery deepens as archaeologists drill into Turkey’s Mount Ararat site for first time, collect soil samples from depths of up to 60 feet to search for evidence of ancient wood

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Archaeologists collect deep soil samples from Turkey’s Mount Ararat site in the search for Noah’s…

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Could humans live up to 194 years? Scientists find a possible biological limit

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One of the most important findings was that not all organs would be affected in…

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North Carolina lost about 21% of its coastal forests between 1985 and 2021, roughly 64,220 hectares; researchers found the decline accelerated after 2010 as marsh, ghost forest and shrubs replaced trees

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North Carolina’s coastal forests are retreating at a faster pace, with a new study finding…

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In 2013, Arizona’s rare leopard frogs were under threat from invasive bullfrogs, but by 2019 conservationists had expanded their recovery network from 7 sites to 19 |

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The Arizona project began with a problem that was easy to see but difficult to…

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Ancient marine reptiles may have swum to shore to vomit; Jurassic fossils reveal a strange behaviour seen in seals today |

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Illustration of a plesiosaur made with the help of AI. Image Credit: ZME Science Ancient…

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Meet Filip Lajciak, the Slovak student who built an affordable microscope system that creates 3D models of tiny objects without destroying samples |

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A Slovak student has developed an affordable microscope system that can create 3D models of…