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Lemurs Like to Chit-Chat Too

Ringtailed lemurs, just like humans, reserve conversation for those they feel more connected with.

A biologist uses Darwin's theory to understand the history of creationist "academic freedom" and "science education" laws.

A novel study suggests nature just wanted a little variety.

Scientists find that, compared to our closest primate relatives, the landscape of the human brain is exceptionally sensitive to external influences.

Backyard breeders are creating a new kind of hero honeybee—one that chomps off the legs of mites and saves the hive.

Is nature nasty, brutish, and at war with itself—or is it all about co-existence? A punk rocker argues the latter.

New research suggests seeing the natural world as purposefully created is our default setting.

Hominids have been handy for very long time.

Presidential hopeful Ben Carson isn't the only practitioner who's got some doubts.