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  • Wild turkeys inhabit all of the lower 48, totaling about 7 million. That's 70% of pre-1500 levels, which marks an impressive turnaround from near…
  • You might have seen the headlines recently. Scientists gave octopuses ecstasy. It was part of a study where they expected to learn about social behavior.…
  • More and more of our lives are on-line now and keeping personal data private seems increasingly difficult with a new data breach every time you turn…
  • Monarch butterflies are in trouble. Populations have declined steeply in recent years. A 2017 report found that monarchs in the Western U.S. could be…
  • The buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is warming the oceans, and the waters off New England’s coast are seeing some of the most dramatic…
  • A pocket of arctic air rolled down over Canada and the Midwest this past week and brought record cold temperatures as low as the -50s. Schools were…
  • "You can say 'the perpetrator.' It's the same - two words - as somebody's first and last name. So, you can still say 'the perpetrator walked into this…
  • It’s been just over a year since the first pedestrian was hit and killed by a self-driving car. Since then, we’ve learned a lot about the algorithms that…
  • "The molecules themselves - the ones from cranberry or the ones from maple - they're not actually killing the bacteria. And that's a really interesting…
  • "The changes that are happening in the Arctic can feel very far away, but we can now recognize that all of these changes we've talked about together have…
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