Seabird poop is a vital fertilizer for ecosystems. What happens to the health of those ecosystems as those seabirds go extinct?

Sweat gives us so much more than a smell, thanks to the cool chemistry of this vital bodily fluid.

#InverteButtWeek is here! Meet the scientists and illustrators who are spreading joy and knowledge about the backends of the backbone-less.

While debating the origins of the universe, these mid-century researchers accidentally explained the origins of every element of matter.

Some black holes sound like a wobbling top, while others rumble in low bass tones. Listen to them yourself, thanks to MIT professor Scott Hughes.

Fly larvae have been used to cure wounds for thousands of years. Researchers say they’re still more useful than you might think.

The types of lichens living in a patch of forest may be a better indicator of ecological health than the trees themselves.