Wall St. Bailout Could Have Crippled Science Budget
The U.S. $700-billion financial bailout rejected by Congress could have crippled the federal budget for science and research, scientists feared. 查看全文
"Extinct" Frog Found in Honduras, Experts Say
A rough-skinned frog species thought to have gone extinct more than 20 years ago may have been found alive in a Honduran rain forest. 查看全文
Why Hurricane Ike's "Certain Death" Warning Failed
Why did so many residents refuse to evacuate, despite warnings of "certain death"? Experts point to an anti-government attitude, TV news, a chaotic 2005 evacuation, and more. 查看全文
WEEK IN PHOTOS: Dazzling Diamond, Milk Scandal, More
Giant diamond discovered, Hurricane Ike victims return to ruins, and more in our roundup of the week's best news photos. 查看全文
VIDEO: Pesticides Killing Flamingos?
Tests of the pink birds, which live in Kenya's Lake Nakuru, show heavy metals and pesticides—leading experts to suspect growing industry as the cause. 查看全文
ANIMAL PHOTOS WEEKLY: Flying Pig, Giant Fish, More
Pigs race and dive, a rescued lion is cremated, a giant fish is confiscated, and more in our weekly roundup of animal photos. 查看全文
Dian Fossey's Gorillas Exhumed for Investigation
The bones of 72 mountain gorillas, including many of the animals studied by the murdered primatologist, are being prepared for forensic analysis. 查看全文
Extinct Galapagos Tortoise Could Be Resurrected
A Galápagos Island tortoise thought to be extinct since the 1800s may not be gone after all, researchers said. 查看全文
PHOTO IN THE NEWS: New Iguana Found in Fiji
The yellow-nosed reptile, discovered in the central Fiji Islands, is named after the Fijian word for "hello." 查看全文
Iran Sinking as Groundwater Resources Disappear
Excessive groundwater extraction in Iran is resulting in some of the fastest sinking land in the world, according to new satellite image analysis. 查看全文
Oldest Ice in North America Hints at Hardy Tundra
Ancient frozen soil did not easily melt during past periods of global warming, suggesting that modern permafrost may not thaw and release as much carbon as previously thought, a new study says. 查看全文
VIDEO: Huge Quake Lab Smashes Buildings
A giant shaking platform in a warehouse-size Japanese lab simulates earthquakes on full-size models of buildings, and it's a smashing success. 查看全文
VIDEO: African Sea Turtles Tagged
In Kenya researchers are using satellite technology to track the rare green turtle's migratory patterns in an attempt to save the species. 查看全文
PHOTOS: 100+ New Sharks, Rays Named in Australia
A skinny saw shark, a swell shark that looks like it swallowed a Frisbee, and a river shark are among the oddities that have surfacing in a new study. 查看全文
113 New Sharks and Rays Announced in Australia
Identified by DNA evidence, the newly named fish increase Australia's known shark and ray species by a third. 查看全文
WEEK IN PHOTOS: Channel Fire, Horse Fight, More
Horses fight, Hurricane Ike stirs up a storm of memories, Baghdad turns red, painted soldiers celebrate, and more in the week's best news photos. 查看全文
Hundreds of New Reef Creatures Found in Australia
A recent survey has found scores of previously unknown marine animals in popular dive areas. "People have been swimming past these big, showy animals for years," said one marine scientist. 查看全文
VIDEO: Strange New Sea Species Found
Light-emitting comb jellies, squat lobsters, and shrimp that can kill with sound are among hundreds of new species discovered along reefs off Australia. 查看全文
BEFORE AND AFTER: Hurricane Ike Flattens Texas Towns
Dramatic scenes of destruction along Texas' Bolivar Peninsula have many officials reconsidering the risks of coastal development in low-lying beach towns. 查看全文
ANIMAL PHOTOS WEEKLY: Blind Ant, Lion Brothers, More
Scientists discover a tiny "ant from Mars" in the Amazon, a one-horned rhino is recaptured, and more in our weekly update of animal photos. 查看全文
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