Biology

Snowy owls wintering in US fitted with tiny tracking devices
Dec 22, 2017

Snowy owls wintering in US fitted with tiny tracking devices

Snowy owls wintering in parts of the U.S. and Canada may head back to the Arctic next spring wearing tiny transmitters that track their movements...

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Science Says: Are poinsettias poisonous? Some holiday truths
Dec 20, 2017

Science Says: Are poinsettias poisonous? Some holiday truths

Poinsettia plants aren't really poisonous and snowflakes can contain bacteria: holiday myths and truths...

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Scuba-diving Santa Claus delights children in San Francisco
Dec 20, 2017

Scuba-diving Santa Claus delights children in San Francisco

The California Academy of Sciences kicked off its annual Scuba Santa show Tuesday with about 100 children and adults who crowded around a coral reef exhibit to watch jolly St. Nick feed fish...

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Striking a chord, NIH taps the brain to find how music heals
Dec 19, 2017

Striking a chord, NIH taps the brain to find how music heals

NIH bringing together musicians, music therapists and neuroscientists to tune into brain in search for music's healing power...

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Gene therapy for rare form of blindness wins US approval
Dec 19, 2017

Gene therapy for rare form of blindness wins US approval

U.S. health officials approve gene therapy that can restore the sight of patients with a rare form of inherited blindness...

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Nest of endangered giant softshell turtle found in Cambodia
Dec 19, 2017

Nest of endangered giant softshell turtle found in Cambodia

Conservationists have found a nest of the endangered Asian giant softshell turtle on a Mekong River sandbar in northeastern Cambodia, while 115 new species of various other animal and plant life have ...

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New bird species named for  Harvard 'father of biodiversity'
Dec 14, 2017

New bird species named for Harvard 'father of biodiversity'

A new species of bird has been named for a retired Harvard biologist known as "the father of biodiversity."...

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Officials: Whales, after deadly year, could become extinct
Dec 10, 2017

Officials: Whales, after deadly year, could become extinct

Officials with the federal government say it's time to consider the possibility that endangered right whales could become extinct unless new steps are taken to protect them...

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Expanding DNA's alphabet lets cells produce novel proteins
Nov 29, 2017

Expanding DNA's alphabet lets cells produce novel proteins

Scientists used artificial DNA to create a semi-synthetic strain of bacteria that produces novel proteins, a step toward designer drug development...

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UK announces pharma investment, aims to boost productivity
Nov 27, 2017

UK announces pharma investment, aims to boost productivity

Britain says two major drugs companies plan new research facilities that will bring 1,750 jobs to Britain, part of plans to boost the country's sagging productivity after Brexit...

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