Are extremely hot summers becoming the norm?
August 7, 2012, at 9:12 AMSizzling temperatures have become much more commonplace, says a new study from NASA, and they don't seem to be cooling anytime soon
Sizzling temperatures have become much more commonplace, says a new study from NASA, and they don't seem to be cooling anytime soon
A team of scientists studying shark prey in Australia's Great Barrier Reef are shocked to find that 15 percent of the trout there have strange, discolored lesions
A new study forecasts that the Beaver State could be rattled by a massive earthquake as powerful as Japan's devastating 2011 temblor
When faced by attackers, the termite species Neocapritermes taracua sends out kamikaze bugs equipped with explosive, venom-filled pouches
One third of the nation's counties are affected by the largest dry spell since 1956, which will likely raise the prices of dairy, grain, produce, and meat
Scientists are surprised to learn that Americans born between 1961 and 1981 are increasingly indifferent to rising temperatures
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A recently discovered fly has a nasty habit of laying its eggs inside the heads of ants, where its offspring hatch and break through the ants' brains to go free
The friendly sea mammals can sniff out bombs, form complex networks, and eat dozens of pounds of fish a day
Scientists have long predicted that rising temperatures could lead to extreme weather conditions, including wildfires, droughts, freak storms, and more
Anthrax scares, public humiliation, and death threats are all in a day's work for some climatologists. Popular Science's Tom Clynes reveals the backstory
Zookeepers remove cataracts from the eyes of a 38-year-old elephant to help him see, and now they're considering giving him a pair of contacts
A chilling new report suggests that the Earth may soon hit a tipping point that will do irreparable damage to the planet's ecosystems
Necrophilia, rape, and murder — George Levick's 100-year-old observations on Adélie penguin culture are just now seeing print, and shocking readers
An Iowa man and his sons find what turns out to be a mammoth's femur on their property. Now researchers are excavating the rest of the giant mammal's remains
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