Extinct Plant Reintroduced to Secret UK Location: What Is the Rosy Saxifrage?

Medicine & Technology May 27, 2024

Discover the Rosy Saxifrage, reintroduced to a secret UK location. Learn about this extinct plant's comeback and its significance in biodiversity conservation. Read now!

Motherhood Changes You: Here's How Being a Mom Affects Your Body, Biology

May 12, 2024

From pregnancy onward, mothers experience several changes in their body and biology. Read to learn more. Read to learn more.

Fossil Holdfast Shows Kelp Forest That Supports Varied Ecosystem Exist Before Modern Marine Mammals [Study]

Jan 16, 2024

The kelp forest has existed long before modern marine mammals, according to a new study.

Kew Gardens Names Mysterious Species of Fungi, Orchids, Carnivorous Plants New to Biology

Jan 12, 2024

Several new species were discovered and named by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Continue reading to learn more.

Genetic Sensor That Glows When It Detects Critical Changes in RNA Could Accelerate Research To Combat Diseases

Jan 11, 2024

Researchers have developed a breakthrough genetic sensor that lights up when it detects RNA modification. Continue reading to learn more.

Drug Safety Testing Shows Medication May Increase Mutation Rate but Curbs Virus Population [Study]

Jan 10, 2024

Drugs could increase the mutation rate but also significantly reduce the population of the virus. Continue reading to learn more about evolutionary risk and safety.

Jellyfish Have Stem-Like Proliferative Cells That Help Regenerate Amputated Tentacles in 2 Days

Jan 04, 2024

Jellyfish can regenerate their amputated tentacles in a matter of days thanks to their stem-like proliferative cells that help form blastema. Continue reading to learn more.

Sexual Selection: Female Animals Could Be Learning From Each Other How To Choose Male Mates, Study Suggests

Oct 09, 2023

When the more distinctive male was chosen as a mate, the rare trait became more common and, resultantly, less attractive. Read to learn more.

New ‘Assembly Theory’ Closes Gap Between Reductionist Physics, Darwinian Evolution, Physicist Says

Oct 06, 2023

A new theory offers a new lens for looking at physics, chemistry and biology. Continue reading to learn more about Assembly Theory.

NASA OSIRIS-REx Sample From Asteroid Bennu Does Not Include Life Forms, Scientist Says

Sep 24, 2023

There is nothing that suggests that biology could be present in the NASA OSIRIS-REx sampel from asteroid Bennu. Read to learn more.

Nuclear Pore Complex: Cell Nucleus Is Crucial to Healthy Aging [Study]

Jul 10, 2023

The tiny pores within the cell nucleus are crucial in keeping our DNA for healthy aging. Continue reading to learn more.

Solitary Bees at Risk From Urban Beekeeping: How Commercialization Affects Their Biodiversity

May 01, 2023

The growing popularity of urban beekeeping has led to increased population of Western honeybees, but it may actually do more harm than good especially in the biodiversity of solitary bees. Read the article to find out more.

3D Bioprinting: Researchers Use Technology To Integrate Electronics Into Living Worms

Apr 14, 2023

Researchers have made significant progress in developing materials that can be used for repairing or implanting medical devices using 3D bioprinting technology. Read the article to learn more details.

Humans Aren't Even Close to Reaching Maximum Longevity, Controversial Mathematical Research Says

Mar 29, 2023

Without taking biological factors into consideration, a controversial mathematical research suggests that humans have yet to reach the maximum lifespan. Read to learn more.

'Acro Bats' Species Rely on Whiskers Eating Flower Nectars Resembling Hummingbirds, New Study Reveals

Feb 10, 2023

Know how nectar-feeding bats use their extra-long whiskers to optimize hovering and feeding. Read on to learn more about the coevolution between bats and flowers, and the impact on conservation efforts. Uncover the amazing sensory world of these creatures!