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• Formerly Banned Bird Flu Studies Suggest Pandemic
• Fossil Fish Eye Surprise: Small Structures Reveal Pigment
• Mars Rocks May Have Sheltered Ancient Life
• Rare Twin Waterspouts Caught on Camera
• Like Humans, Chimps Have Culture, Too
• How to Be Happy Without the Perfect Female Body
• Light From Small, Oozing Alien Planet Seen
• Carnivorous plants employ services of bodyguard ants
• Sperm Act Like Bumbling Drunks on Way to Egg
• How on Earth? The Science Behind Earthquake Warnings
• Bipolar Disorder Has Its Upside, Patients Say
• First-Ever Light From Earth-Like Planet Seen
• Ocean Garbage Patch Breeds Bugs
• Light From Oozing Alien Super-Earth Seen
• 'Dagger Penises' Cause Early Death of Female Bugs
• Scientists Should 'Cool It' on Alien Life Claims, Biologist Says
• New spider species discovered in Alabama subdivision
• World's Rarest Gorilla Caught on Film
• Intensifying Hurricanes Have a Need for Speed
• Our Ancestors' Squishy Skulls Led to Bulging Brains
• What was that dog thinking? Brain scan can now tell us
• Doggy Daydreams: Brain Scans Reveal Fido's Thoughts
• Dinosaur Farts May Have Warmed Prehistoric Earth
• Candid cameras reveal the secret lives of penguins
• Thunderstorms Could Be Ozone Factories
• 'Positive Bias' May Be Hurting Minority Students
• Saturday's Supermoon: Facts, Myths and Observing Tips
• New Billboards Compare Climate Scientists and Unabomber, Mass Murderers
• GPS Vulnerable To Hacks, Jamming
• 5 of the biggest myths about the moon dispelled
• Nano-Subs Grab and Move Oil Spills
• Did English merchants beat Columbus to America?
• Odd Ways the Mind Warps Time
• How Much Will Earth's Seas Rise? Answers Lacking, Scientists Warn

• Mystery of Cincinnati Sea Beast Deepens
• Monster Sunspot To Unleash Powerful Solar Flares
• Why (Some) Scientists Avoid the Public
• Earthquake Forecasters Look Closer at Rock Friction
• Sea creatures have 5 arms, but they move like humans
• Grumbling, rumbling volcanoes signal eruption
• The Science of Spilling Your Coffee
• Zoo Chimp Makes Elaborate Plots to Attack Humans
• Ships could provide earlier tsunami warnings
• Early Man Shared Florida With Mammoths
• These trendsetting cities can pick music hits
• Smallest Mammoth Discovered
• New Astronaut Photo Highlights Impact Crater
• Just Friends? Guys Reveal Sexual Interest in Gal Pals
• Brain Represses Bad Words for Bilingual Readers
• Human Body Part That Stumped Leonardo da Vinci Revealed
• 27-foot-long crocodiles could swallow us whole
• New Spider Species Discovered in Alabama Housing Subdivision
• Fight Obesity With Economics, Not Health Campaigns, Experts Say
• Chile quake, tsunami altered ecosystems dramatically
• Bering Sea Sees Surprising Record Ice Cover
• Can a Heinous Murderer Be Considered Sane?
• Zeppelin Hunts California Meteorite Debris
• Tree species reflect Earth's supercontinent split
• From Ancient Sediment, a Clearer Climate Change Picture
• Mysterious Moving Boulders Are Lifted By Storms
• What killed Lenin? Stress ... and maybe poison
• Sierra Nevada's age? Space radar offers clue
• Nano-subs built to grab and move oil spills to collection site
• Space Radar Helps Solve Mystery of Sierra Nevada Age
• Stop the Lunacy! 5 Mad Myths About the Moon
• NOAA sought magician, now wants plans to disappear
• Male water bugs sport hooks, spikes — and that's just for sex

• Scientists report new clue to fate of Roanoke Lost Colony
• Largest Known Croc Likely Ate Early Man
• Sun Leaves No Shock Wave in its Wake
• Why the Recent Sumatra Quake Was So Strange
• Earliest Evidence of Biblical Cult Discovered
• Brittle Stars Move Like Humans
• Zoo chimp makes elaborate plots to attack humans
• Salt a Leading Killer Worldwide, Scientists Say
• New Weakness in Antarctic Ice Sheet Discovered
• Bouncing Sands of Mars Blow in the Wind
• How Does a Manhunt Work?
• Warming Planet May Help Exotic Disease Invade New York
• Ships Could Provide Better Tsunami Warnings
• Trendsetting Cities Lead in Picking Music Hits
• World's Smallest Mammoth Discovered
• World's rarest gorilla captured in wild on video
• The part of human anatomy Leonardo couldn't reproduce
• Backyard Biodiversity May Stem Allergies
• Same-Sex Marriage Backed by Half of Americans
• Dinosaur Farts May Have Warmed Ancient Earth
• Chile Quake & Tsunami Dramatically Altered Ecosystems
• Did a Copying Mistake Build Man's Brain?
• Spectacular 'Supermoon' Wows Skywatchers
• Did a Copying Mistake Make Humans So Smart?
• Cypress Trees Saw Rupturing of Earth's Supercontinents
• Secret Lives of Penguins Revealed by 'Hidden' Cameras
• 'Copying' error may have built up our brains
• How Much Will Earth's Seas Rise? Answers Lacking
• Report sees a bleak future for Earth sciences
• NASA Budget Woes Paint Bleak Future for Earth Science
• 9-Month-Olds Show Racial Bias When Looking at Faces
• The bigger the eyes, the faster the beast, study finds
• The Bigger the Eyes the Faster the Beast, Study Finds