Science
Why Venus May Be Our Best Bet For Finding Life In the Solar System
ByKiona Smith
Pet Science
Yes, You Can Train Your Cat to Use the Toilet — But Experts Warn of These Potential Consequences
ByElana Spivack
Science
Kentucky Derby Race Horses Are a Paradox — Why It's Nearly Impossible to Predict the Winner
ByDoris Elín Urrutia
Pet Science
The Forgotten, Evolutionary Reason Cats Love Being So High Up
ByElana Spivack
Pet Science
Can Dogs Benefit from Psychedelics? Here’s What the Latest Science Says
ByElana Spivack
Science
A Scientist Found Something Truly Bizarre Inside A Fossilized Dinosaur Eggshell
ByEvan Thomas Saitta and The Conversation
Health
A Biologist Explains How Aging Changes Your Gut Bacteria
ByNarveen Jandu and The Conversation
Detox
These 2 Distinct Symptoms Will Reveal Whether You Have a Cold or Allergies
ByElana Spivack
Science
A Geneticist Reveals What It Really Means to Have Viking DNA
ByShai Carmi, Harald Ringbauer and The Conversation
Health
This Specific Gene Could Be the Reason You’re Left-Handed
ByElana Spivack
Science
The Scientific Reason Winemakers Are Freaking Out About A Warming Planet
ByThe Conversation, Stephen On and Manpreet K Dhami
Science
This Map Shows How Climate Change Has Already Impacted Your Garden
ByMatt Kasson and The Conversation
Science
One Extremely Human Quality May Help Explain Why Neanderthals Went Extinct
ByThe Conversation and Nicholas R. Longrich
Health
The Truth About Honey And Hay Fever
BySamuel J. White, Philippe B. Wilson and The Conversation
Health
How Contagious Is Measles? These Numbers Will Certainly Surprise You
ByMiriam Fauzia
Health
A Rare Set of Teeth From the Bronze Age Uncovered Clues About Ancient Diets
ByElana Spivack
Health
A Novel Anti-Aging Treatment Revitalized Mice Immune Systems — Will It Work In Humans?
ByMiriam Fauzia
Health
Is The Gut Microbiome Actually Our "Friend"? One Scientist Says No
ByMiriam Fauzia
Health
Scientists Discovered A Game-Changing Secret To How Fungi Reproduce
ByMiriam Fauzia
Health
Are “Exercise” Pills The Future of Health and Fitness? These Studies Show Tantalizing Promise
ByMiriam Fauzia
Pet Science
This “Strange Thing” Every Cat Has Under Its Belly Baffles Scientists
ByElana Spivack
Pet Science
Will my cat eat me if I die? Science holds the delicious answer
ByTara Yarlagadda
Science
Would Humans Be Better Off With Tails? Science Reveals the Complicated Answer
ByLaurence D. Hurst and The Conversation
Science
An Ancient Bone With Traces of Psychoactive Compounds Inside Has Stumped Scientists
ByThe Conversation and Sarah Edwards
Health
Should You Take a Shot of Olive Oil Every Day? Here's What a Nutritionist Does
ByHazel Flight and The Conversation
Science
Not All Bees Have a Queen. Two Bug Experts Explain Why.
ByPhil Starks, Aviva Liebert and The Conversation
Health
Scientists Got An Unprecedented View Of How Covid-19 Affects Women and Men Differently
ByMiriam Fauzia
Health
Is Ozempic An Antidepressant? Preliminary Studies Suggest It Could Be
ByMiriam Fauzia
Health
Scientists Are Making Organoids Out of Amniotic Fluid
ByMiriam Fauzia
Health
Your Dog Might Be Carrying Antibiotic Resistant Strains of E. Coli, New Study Suggests
ByMiriam Fauzia
Animals
Watch A Group Of Marlins Change Color As They Hunt Together
ByElana Spivack
Science
The Psychological Coping Mechanisms Of Elite Athletes Can Help Everyone Face High-Pressure Situations
ByTom Siegfried and Knowable Magazine
Science
Elon Musk’s Neuralink Has a Serious Ethical Problem, a Neurosurgeon Warns
ByNancy S. Jecker, Andrew Ko and The Conversation
Science
Insects Are Obsessed With Light For An Extremely Uncanny Reason
BySamuel Fabian, Jamie Theobald, Yash Sondhi and The Conversation
Pet Science
Why Do Cats Hate Water? The Aversion Has A Simple Answer
ByElana Spivack
Health
A Cell Biologist Reveals the Forgotten Connection Between This Fat Byproduct and Longevity
ByEyleen Jorgelina O'Rourke and The Conversation
Taste of the Holidays
How do Christmas cakes last for years? Inside the “perfect storm” of preservation
ByBecca Caddy
Taste of the Holidays
There might be a biological reason you hate Brussels sprouts
ByBecca Caddy
The Inverse Awards
The 12 Most Mind-Blowing Science Breakthroughs of 2023
ByElana Spivack
Reel science
Netflix’s bloodiest sci-fi thriller of 2021 reveals a real-life monster
ByTara Yarlagadda
get your shot
Covid-19 vaccines could unlock treatments for 5 other deadly diseases
ByKatie MacBride
Worldview
Genetics study reveals the route of an ancient Pacific Ocean odyssey
ByDoris Elín Urrutia
Mind and Body
Mask recommendations are constantly in flux — here's the last guide you'll ever need
ByKatie MacBride
Taste of the Holidays
Inside the toxic history of a beloved festive spice
ByBecca Caddy
The Future of Sleep
Can you become a morning person? Sleep scientists say it is possible with these key tips
ByKatie MacBride
pure fantasy
Why do people have lucid dreams? Study questions the limits of consciousness
ByClaire Cameron
Profile
Thomas Oxley Wants to Transform Our Brains’ Relationship With Computers Forever
ByClaire Maldarelli
Gaming
A brief history of video game poop, from 'Earthbound' to 'Death Stranding'
ByDe'Angelo Epps
Feature
Beyond longevity: The DIY quest to cheat death and stop aging
ByPeter Ward
Reel Science
Netflix's best sci-fi thriller of 2021 reveals a controversial real technology
ByTara Yarlagadda