Even when we don't mean to, we "see" the invisible, implied objects that mimes interact with, researchers have found.

A new vapor condenser consumes no electricity and—like the darkling beetle—lowers its temperature to harvest condensed water.

Are humans the only species to experience the world consciously? A new study suggests the answer is no.

Researchers have figured out how to harvest energy from radio waves to power wearable devices. "We are trying to provide additional, consistent energy."

We're pretty good at discerning different emotions that underlie screams. Except for happy screams, which, without context, we may mistake for fear.

Glacial runoff appears to have fed an ancient crater lake on Mars, boosting the idea that the red planet had a cold and icy past.

New research uses artificial intelligence to uncover the brain regions involved in understanding the meaning of sentences.

It's surprisingly easy to turn a common type of moth larvae into a bunch of cannibals. And doing that confirms an evolutionary prediction.

Parrot mummies found in the Atacama Desert reveal that, between 1100 and 1450 CE, traders brought birds from over 300 miles away to oasis communities.