US Being Invaded by 'Time Bomb' Weed
"The longer it is dormant, we're more likely to ignore it," scientist Mohsen Mesgaran said, leading to their "eventual emergence as a serious invasive threat."
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Woman Bitten by Venomous Snake While Enjoying Beach
The venomous snakes are one of the most commonly encountered species in Australia, but their bites are not often deadly.
Secrets of Hammerhead Sharks Revealed in 'Very Rare' Images
A series of pictures show how the hammerhead starts to widen halfway through the sharks' gestation period.
Sunken Ship's 120-Year Mystery Finally Solved
SS Nemesis sank shortly after it left port when it encountered a strong gale, causing it to become lost at sea.
Neuroscientists Say New Brain Map Could Help Tackle Disorders
The research offers hope to millions of patients suffering with Parkinson's disease, OCD, dystonia and Tourette's syndrome.
New Mystery Fungi Species Spark Disease Warning
"These fungi may begin to produce many spores that disperse," researcher Josepa Gené said. "It is during this dispersion that they can interact with humans."
Before and After Photos Show New City Emerge in Jungle
Indonesia's new capital city to be, Nusantara, is currently under construction and its progress can be seen far above.
New Species of Vampire Squid Found Fossilized 'With Prey in Its Arms'
The 183 million-year-old find represents "a tremendously rare case of fossilized predator-prey interactions frozen in time."
Astronomers Discover Three Hidden Moons in Our Solar System
Two new moons of Neptune, and one new moon of Uranus, have been discovered, taking each planet's total moon count to 16 and 28, respectively.
Long-Lost Medieval Church Uncovered in Famous Venice Square
The Piazza San Marco, which sits at the heart of the city, is one of the most iconic squares in the world.
Americans Can't Kick Their Sugar Addiction
Despite widespread reduction in sugar content, we are still gravitating toward sweeter foods in the U.S.
Breathing In Diesel Fumes Is Crippling Our Immune Systems
Not only can this exhaust affect the function of our white blood cells, but it may also trigger higher levels of inflammation.
How California Water Outlook Got Good News
California's snowpack has risen from 28 percent of normal on January 1 to 86 percent of normal on February 23.
Pacific Northwest Will Be Next Victim of Increasing Wildfires
The North Cascades, the Olympic Mountains, the west of the Oregon Cascades and the Puget lowlands may see an uptick in fires.
Hundreds of Mammoth Bones and Prehistoric Remains Found in 'Paradise Cave'
The cave, described as an "important" archaeological site, appears to have been frequented by both Neanderthals and modern humans.
