Science Quickly

Reintroducing mountain lions in the eastern US could reduce car-deer collisions by 22%, saving lives and money.

Ancient Silk Road travelers spread infections by carrying diseases long distances along the trading route, as evidenced by unearthed feces with parasite eggs wrapped in cloth.

Inbred canaries sing out of tune with impure tones, affecting their mating success.

Thermal spike in the upper atmosphere of Jupiter explained by the Great Red Spot, shedding light on gas-giant planet weather.

Fish populations are rebounding thanks to human engineers reinforcing beaver dams. The fur industry had a negative impact on beaver populations and fish habitats. Beaver dams are crucial for creating suitable habitats for fish. Ongoing efforts are being made to restore these habitats and recover fish populations.

Discover the astounding capabilities of great frigate birds, which can remain airborne for up to two months! Their impressive wingspans allow for extraordinary flight techniques. Learn how they manage to eat and sleep while on the wing, and explore the physical challenges they face during these lengthy journeys.

Biologists have identified a third species—a yeast—in some lichens, shaking up what's always been known as a two-party system.

Researchers have found that mosquitoes have an aversion to chickens. Using chicken feathers under a bed net can reduce the attraction of mosquitoes, helping to deter the spread of malaria.

Innovative use of aerial drones to vaccinate prairie dogs in order to protect endangered ferrets from disease and ensure ecosystem health

Discover the paradox of fuel-efficient engines increasing black carbon emissions, leading to a pollution trade-off. Explore the advancements in gas direct injection engines, their impact on global warming, and potential solutions like gasoline particulate filters.