Do you think cheerleaders are airheads? Think again. Many of the women you see dancing on the sidelines during games also have degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Glow-in-the-dark mushrooms, a fish that’s flat as a pancake, Titanic-eating bacterium, and a T. rex leech with enormous teeth are some of the coolest new species discovered in 2010. See them all here!
This year's Ugly Bug Contest features insects that look like they come from the Twilight Zone. See these creatures up close and cast your vote for the creepiest critter.
Ants are one of evolution's greatest success stories. Now scientists are studying these social insects to help them develop everything from antibiotics to robots.
Do you think cheerleaders are airheads? Think again. Many of the women you see dancing on the sidelines during games also have degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
When the temperature soars, we gravitate to green. How do plants keep the environment cool?
This year's Ugly Bug contestants suck blood, hatch parasitic larvae, and even eat dung.
Make your own freaky fiend with the Monster Manual.
Will desert-dwelling Gila monsters have enough food and water as the climate changes?
Glow-in-the-dark mushrooms, a fish that’s flat as a pancake, Titanic-eating bacterium, and a T. rex leech with enormous teeth are some of the coolest new species discovered in 2010. See them all here!
Mammals are known for their parenting, but reptiles have a few cool tricks of their own for caring for their young.
Studying how a bee grows up to be a queen can teach us a lot about how genes interact with the environment.
This year's Ugly Bug Contest features insects that look like they come from the Twilight Zone. See these creatures up close and cast your vote for the creepiest critter.
Ants are one of evolution's greatest success stories. Now scientists are studying these social insects to help them develop everything from antibiotics to robots.
