New Giant, Long-Legged Penguin Species Discovered By New Zealand School Kids
Researchers have named the species as “Kairuku waewaeroa.”
Kroger Recall: Bagged Kale Recalled Over Listeria Concerns
The recall affects 16-ounce bags of Kroger kale produced by Baker Farms.
World Ozone Day: Significance, Facts About Global Efforts To Preserve 'Fragile Shield Of Gas'
The global community has been working together to protect the ozone for decades.
900-Year-Old Mystery Solved: Astronomers Shed Light On Supernova Spotted In 1181 AD
The researchers solved both a "historical and astronomical" mystery.
Number Of US States With 'High' Obesity Almost Doubled In Just 2 Years: CDC
Last year, Delaware, Iowa, Ohio and Texas entered the list of states with an adult obesity prevalence of 35% or higher.
'Creative Destruction': Modern Snakes May Have Evolved From Dino-Killing Asteroid Survivors
The extinction of their competitors possibly helped snakes move to new niches, according to researchers.
5 Evacuees From Afghanistan Diagnosed With Measles In Virginia: Officials
A White House spokesperson noted Monday that inbound flights of Afghan refugees to the U.S. would remain halted for "at least another week" due to the identified measles cases.
Drug Used To Treat Rare Autoimmune Disorder Recalled Over Yeast, Mold Contamination
Those who may have the affected Ruzurgi (amifampridine) products are being advised to stop using them and send them back to Jacobus Pharmaceutical Company.
Men's Sleep More Influenced By Lunar Cycle, Study Finds
Men may sleep worse during the waxing period of the cycle.
Vaping Associated With 'Elevated' Eating Disorder Risk: Study
They looked at data from around 51,000 college students in the U.S.
3,768 Pounds Of Frozen Empanada With 'False' Mark Of Inspection Recalled In 5 States
The inspection was prompted by an anonymous tip.
National Celiac Disease Awareness Day: 15 Facts About The Condition
There is so far no cure for celiac disease.
Translucent 'Vampire Fish' May Be More Complex Than Previously Thought: Researchers
Locally known as candiru, these tiny fishes feed on the blood of their host.
Dole Recall: Curly Leaf Parsley Pulled In 5 States Over E. Coli Concerns
It is a "precautionary, limited" recall of the affected products.
These Butterflies 'Scratch,' Feed On Caterpillars Of Their Own Species: Study
The researchers' work marks the first time that the behavior was observed.
Ig Nobel Prize 2021: Research On Beards, Upside-Down Rhino Transport Among This Year's Winners
The researchers behind the study on beards as a protection from face punches are among this year's winners.
Costco Recall: 70,000 Shower Benches Recalled Over Fall Hazard; Injuries Reported
The products were sold exclusively at Costco.
Traffic Noise Exposure Increases Dementia Risk, Study Finds
Researchers found a 27% higher risk for Alzheimer's disease from exposure to road traffic noise over 55 decibels.
These Flightless Parrots Are Very Inbred But Genetically Thriving, Researchers Find
The kākāpō is still critically endangered, but the findings are "encouraging," researchers said.
Cats Also Benefit From Adoption By Families Of Children With Autism: Study
The adopted cats became "significantly less stressed over time."
Star Trek Day: 15 Inspiring Quotes From The Beloved Franchise
Star Trek Day, observed every Sept. 8, marks the day in 1966 when Star Trek: The Original Series first graced television screens.
Socially Isolated Older Adults 'More Likely To Die' After ICU Admissions: Study
The "most socially isolated older adults" had a 119% higher risk of death.
How Supermarkets Can Help Shoppers Make Healthier Choices
A recent study shows how the simple act of adjusting product placement at supermarkets can affect customers' diets.
These Adorable Australian Marsupials Can Crawl Before Growing Their Skeleton
Dunnarts are among Australia's 19 nocturnal marsupial mice species.
Eating An Avocado A Day Did This To Women's Belly Fat
Visceral fat is sometimes called "active fat" as it may "actively" increase the risks for some health problems.
Meet The Australian Musk Duck That Can Swear Like Humans
An Australian musk duck called Ripper could be heard saying, "You bloody fool!"
Exercise Benefits: Physical Activity During Pregnancy May Improve Babies' Lungs
The researchers studied the lung function of over 800 babies.
Brazil Halts Use Of 12M Doses Of China's Sinovac Vaccine Made At Unauthorized Plant
Anvisa said it will evaluate the conditions at an unapproved plant that produced the Sinovac vaccine doses and determine the "possible impact" on those who have already been vaccinated using the affected batch.
Mad Cow Disease: Brazil Logs 2 'Atypical' Cases, Authorities Say
Brazil is the world's largest beef exporter.
Indian Wolf More Endangered, 'Unique' Than Previously Thought: Study
The Indian wolf may represent the "most ancient surviving lineage," researchers say.
