Science Quickly

Learn about the extraordinary sensory abilities of sea otters and how they use their sensitive paws and whiskers to find food in their underwater habitat.

Explore science news from around the globe, covering topics such as ozone layer depletion, plastic pollution, archaeology discoveries, and coding initiatives for girls.

Learn how a genetic tweak in early humans increased their endurance and gave them an edge in competition with other animals on the savanna.

Learn how climate change is causing earlier springs across North America, impacting migratory birds and their breeding and food resources.

Biologists engage citizen scientists to survey the wildlife of the 'great indoors' including insects in homes, contributing to the project 'Never Home Alone: The Wildlife of Homes'.

Astrophysicists study the collision of neutron stars by listening to electromagnetic echoes, providing new insights for astronomers.

Bonnethead sharks have a surprising ability to digest seagrass and gain weight from it, showcasing their important role in coastal ecosystems.

Exploring how hurricanes impacted lizard populations in the Turks and Caicos Islands, revealing that lizards with shorter hindlimbs survived better. Natural selection played a crucial role in shaping the outcome during the storms.

Learn how an undergrad solved the mystery of why spaghetti breaks into multiple pieces when bent and how a twist can result in clean, single pair of pasta pieces.

Discoveries in Mexico cave and Brazil's oldest mammal, Microsoft's sea floor servers, the death of a bear-bab tree in Zimbabwe, China's monitoring of scientific misconduct, and India's solar power growth.