Many animals are able to sleep through harsh winters, helping them to conserve energy. Recently, scientists have been looking into whether hummingbirds do the same.

What is saccadic suppression, and how does it help us in our daily lives?

How does cadmium interact with pathogens in the body? Scientists show this could be a potentially dangerous combination.

What makes mountain lakes so colorful? Today's A Moment of Science tells us more.

How exactly do we perceive color? A team of researchers set out to find the answer.

The brainpower of ravens can't be denied. Now, scientists are looking into new behaviors and what insights they might provide for corvid communication.

Bird migration is a well-documented phenomenon, but how are they able to make their annual journey?

On today's A Moment of Science, we look into the science behind what makes old-fashioned ice cream makers work.

As we look to the future of space travel and the potential to step foot on Mars, many important questions need to be asked to see this dream become reality. One of those questions is: how would farming work on the red planet?

We've often heard the phrase "heaving your guts," but are humans the only ones who can do so?