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With distinct tubular eyes and a natural glow, two species of bioluminescent deep-sea fish nicknamed "barreleyes" have been identified

The makers of a blimp-shaped, helium-filled airship billed as the world's biggest aircraft postponed its maiden flight at the last minute on Sunday.

This year’s annual Perseid meteor shower, which kicked off Aug. 11, is delighting stargazers. Here are some of their stunning pictures of the spectacular shooting stars.

Archaeologists digging near the Alamo have unearthed the broken tip of a Mexican soldier’s sword that may have been used in the famous 1836 battle.

Venus was theoretically able to support human life a very long time ago, a new NASA study reveals.

A painting taken from the wall of Adolf Hitler’s headquarters in the Bavarian Alps by a U.S. soldier is up for auction in the U.K. later this month.

In an experiment fit for a horror movie, researchers glued shark teeth to a power saw and ran them through hunks of raw salmon.

Astronomers are narrowing the field in their search for a "second Earth."

Not long ago, foxes native to the Channel Islands off the California coast teetered on the edge of extinction.

In the cold waters of the Arctic, a denizen of the deep lurked for centuries.

A painting taken from the wall of Adolf Hitler’s headquarters in the Bavarian Alps by a U.S. soldier is up for auction in the U.K. later this month.

The agency wants to build a safe place for humans to live as we spread beyond Earth.

Astronomers are predicting that this year’s Perseid meteor shower should be a dramatic one.

Humans aren't the only species whose members speak to their babies in the womb. Dolphin mamas appear to sing their own name to their unborn calves.

A rare blue lobster has been hauled up by a man from Massachusetts, and instead of being cooked, it may end up on display in an aquarium.

In 1912, an ambitious lawyer named Charles Dawson discovered a fossilized skeleton with the skull of a man but the jaws of an ape in a British gravel pit, the Telegraph reports.

The vast majority of head lice in the United States are now resistant to most over-the-counter treatments, meaning that it's now especially difficult to vanquish the tiny blood-sucking parasites, a new study finds

The sun, not the Soviets, was a provocateur during a little-known Cold War event, a new study reveals.

Big cats are the new big idea for reducing the deer population in the Northeast, where growing numbers of bucks and does wander through backyards and onto roads where the pose a danger to themselves and humans.

The sun, not the Soviets, was a provocateur during a little-known Cold War event, a new study reveals.