Biology

Roundup This week's science news was chock full of prehistoric fauna, a record-shattering approach of the coldest temperature physically possible, and much more.

Hundreds of three-eyed "dinosaur shrimp" hatch in the Arizona desert after a rare torrential rainfall.

A new fossil of a prehistoric sea scorpion was found in China, revealing the first record of these dog-sized anthropods in the region.

The human brain doesn't try to find the shortest path to its destination, according to new research, just the path that is easiest to calculate.

Roundup This week's science news was all about space, space flight, and the accelerating impact of climate change on just about everything.

A new study suggests some warm-blooded animals are evolving with larger beaks, bills, and ears, likely as a response to climate change.

Imaging techniques can now be used to build a virtual cell to explore

Fully functional, in the hope of studying evolutionary development

The same conducting plastic found in smartphone screens can trick harmful bacteria into growing less.

McGill University biologists have analysed the lifespans of the longest-living individuals in the world.