Mosquito-Borne Diseases To See 'Increasingly Frequent Outbreaks' Worldwide
"We must anticipate outbreaks and move to intervene early to prevent diseases from happening in the first place," researchers warn.
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Population Map Reveals States Growing, Shrinking the Quickest
A demography expert said the numbers are "most interesting" and most likely due to domestic migration.
'Incredibly Rare' Prehistoric Finds May Have Marked Path To Afterlife
An archaeological survey has uncovered numerous previously unknown monuments, including five rare Neolithic structures.
'Excalibur' Sword Found Upright in Ground Revealed to Be One-of-a-Kind
Researchers say the 18-inch iron sword, named in reference to the Arthurian legend, is thought to be more than 1,000 years old.
Dead Dolphin Discovered With Bullets 'Lodged' in Brain, Spinal Cord, Heart
NOAA is offering a $20,000 reward for information regarding the dolphin's shooting, including the identity of anyone involved.
Warning Over Toxic 'Forever Chemical' Risk From High Seafood Diets
Certain species contained significantly higher concentrations of these toxic chemicals than others.
Sign of Aging Reversed by Simple Exercise
"Everyone says that '[aging is] just part of getting older,' but this doesn't actually have to be true," researchers say.
Archaeologists Reveal Rock Art May Depict People Singing While High
Ancient carvings in Peru's Toro Muerto depicting dances and singing were possibly made by hallucinating artists.
Cat and Dog Flea Treatments Are Polluting Rivers
Large quantities of anti-flea treatments end up being washed away down the drain and ending up in rivers, where they can harm wildlife.
NASA Says Giraffe-Sized Asteroid to Pass Incredibly Close to Earth Today
2024 GJ2 will pass at only 4 percent of the distance between the Earth and Mars, making it a very close flyby.
How NASA Astronauts Are Visiting Lunar Gateway Station Before It Exists
The astronauts were both commanders of missions to the ISS, so they have crucial insight into what a space station needs.
Archaeologists Discover Lost Medieval Settlement and 'Unique' Roman Finds
The medieval settlement is thought to date to the 11th to 13th centuries, but there is also older evidence of Roman activity at the site.
'Exciting' New Insight Into Ancient Egyptian Astronomy and Mythology
Despite the ancient Egyptians' advanced knowledge of astronomy, the role of the Milky Way in their culture remains a mystery.
San Andreas May Be Getting Ready for an Earthquake, Say Seismologists
Despite no solid signs of an earthquake, scientists predict that understated signals could indicate one will occur soon.
Prehistoric Ritual Sacrifice Practiced for at Least 2,000 Years Revealed
Researchers uncovered the brutal tradition after finding the remains of two women who appear to have been sacrificed between 4000 B.C. and 3500 B.C.
