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Fertility rates in the U.S. have dropped to historic lows, with a steep decline in teen pregnancies and more women delaying motherhood. Explore the factors behind this significant demographic shift.

New study uncovers the alarming risks of diseases spilling over from the thriving illegal wildlife trade industry, posing grave dangers to human health and safety.

Primatologists uncover first known case of coordinated attacks between two groups of chimpanzees in Uganda's Kibale National Park.

The Artemis II crew shares their unique workout routines and tips for staying fit in the cramped confines of the Orion spacecraft, offering inspiration for those with limited space.

Join the Government Chemist Conference 2026 to explore evidence-based measurement for responsible food regulation and a safer tomorrow.

The UK government has appointed 6 new members to the Animals in Science Committee, a key advisory body on animal welfare and research ethics.

The continental US just experienced its hottest March on record, with temperatures soaring far above normal. Experts warn of a looming El Niño that could further amplify global warming.

Tim Friede has subjected himself to 200 intentional snakebites to build an immunity that could lead to a universal antivenom, helping combat rising snakebite deaths linked to the climate crisis.

The iconic emperor penguin has been moved to the

Manatees face grave danger from boat collisions. Experts explain why slowing down is crucial to protect these gentle giants and conserve Florida's fragile ecosystem.