Category Science

Hiding deep in the Pacific Ocean, a rarely seen cephalopod may be one of nature’s most cunning masters of disguise. In March 2023, an underwater rover caught a glimpse of…

Personality traits are often treated as quirks — the habits and tendencies that shape how we think, feel, and interact with others. But a new analysis suggests they may also…

When paleontologists examined fossils from a cave on Hispaniola, they found more than the remains of extinct animals. The bones also preserved evidence of an unusual behavior — insects nesting…

Australopithecus prometheus or Australopithecus africanus? Though the question might sound simple, it isn’t so straightforward for scientists, who have been stumped by the famous “Little Foot” fossil for almost 30…

Integrating Kharon’s data and insights with Dimensions Research Security platform to empower institutions to proactively identify foreign affiliations of concern, export control, and compliance risks Tuesday 16 December 2025 Kharon,…

New research shows stone tool production in the Central African rainforest remained remarkably consistent for a period of more than 5,000 years. While the results suggest considerable similarity across time,…

After mapping Brittany’s coast using remote laser technology, a French geologist discovered an unexpected anomaly 30 feet beneath the busy waves of the Atlantic. A subsequent dive confirmed the presence…

The Bermuda Triangle has been the source of tall tales for decades, but deep in the North Atlantic Ocean lies a real mystery that has always left geologists baffled. The…

Our popular culture view of what Neanderthals might have looked like hasn’t changed for decades. They’re shorter, stockier, and they don’t have a chin. But how do we know? How…

Thousands of dugongs swim through the Arabian Gulf today, transforming the seafloor as they search for seagrass, their favorite food. Pulling this foliage from its place in the sand, these…