One sea sponge was estimated to have lived 11,000 years.

Rolling out the crust, making the filing, baking the completed pie: there's science to all the parts of the pie-making process.

The planets in TRAPPIST-1's habitable zone might have too much water to support life.

Are squeaky clean bottles and cans actually better for recycling?

Repeatedly or relentlessly playing decoy sounds of potential rivals or mates can distract territorial birds from those important duties and cause a lot of undue stress.

It's been 200 years since Mary Shelley published Frankenstein. To celebrate we look at the science that might have inspired her writing.

For years, scientists have investigated why gorillas and chimpanzees walk on their knuckles. In 2018, researchers from Case Western may have found an answer.

Hurricanes are large, damaging storms, producing 100 mph winds, uprooting trees, and demolishing beachfront houses. However, hurricanes damage a lot more than trees and houses. Their effects on coastal areas like North Carolina can last for years after the actual storms. Learn more on this Moment of Science.

Antarctic soils support surprisingly rich microbial communities.

Mud crabs can smell when blue crabs have eaten and metabolized other mud crabs.