Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Think You Could Outrun a T. rex? Here's How Fast Dinosaur Predators RanIn the Age of Dinosaurs, survival often came down to endurance rather than speed. Find out who the fastest dinosaurs would have been.Nov 26, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Prehistoric Bird Brain May Be a Rosetta Stone for Avian EvolutionLearn more about Navaornis hestiae, the bird that could be a missing link to understanding how birds evolved from their prehistoric forbears.Nov 26, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Cows of the Cretaceous: 4 Fascinating Duck-Billed DinosaursHere's how these giant herbivores moved around and found food during the Cretaceous period.Nov 26, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Genetic Analysis of Viking Settlers Challenges Historical SagaUnderstand why Viking settlers of Iceland and the Faroe Islands represent different gene pools, and why this could rewrite history.Nov 25, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)4 Famous Archeological Sites That Appeared in Major FilmsLearn more about these ancient historic monuments and how they played a major role on the big screen.Nov 25, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)What We Know About Deinosuchus, the King of the CrocodiliansLearn more about the massive predator that lived in Hell’s Aquarium during the late Cretaceous period.Nov 25, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Majestic Mount Everest: What to Know About the World's Tallest MountainWhat makes Mount Everest so special? Learn about the formation and fate of the world’s tallest mountain.Nov 25, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Why Do I Feel Better When I Wake Myself Up Instead of an Alarm?Your internal body clock can help wake you up without an alarm.Nov 24, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)How AI Systems Fail the Human TestSome social scientists want to replace humans with AI systems in experiments that test human preferences. That may not be a good idea.Nov 22, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)This Dinosaur's Cry Could Have Sounded Like a Huge TrumpetResearcher draws on Parasaurolophus skull structure to build a device that emulates how the ancient creatures sounded.Nov 22, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Knee Problems Tend To Flare Up As You AgeKnee problems can hinder mobility and erode your quality of life.Nov 22, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)A Six-Course Citizen Science Feast for the Holidays!Satisfy your exploration appetite with this cornucopia of discovery!Nov 22, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Future Treatments for Chronic UTIs May Add More Bacteria to Your BladderCertain strains of E. coli can outcompete disease-causing microbes for resources.Nov 22, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Rare Mummified Saber-Tooth Cat Cub Found in Siberia Still Has FurLearn why this one-of-a-kind discovery helps researchers understand more about the saber-tooth cat.Nov 21, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Spending Time in Space Slows Down Astronauts’ ThinkingLearn how measuring and monitoring astronauts’ cognitive abilities could improve performance, safety on longer missions.Nov 21, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Ancient Tomb with 12 Buried Bodies Found in PetraLearn why the remains discovered at a chamber called the Treasury confirm that Petra had an ancient tomb.Nov 21, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Understanding What People Do on Their Devices Is Key to Digital Well-BeingWhat you do on your screens matters as much as how much time you spend on them.Nov 21, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Should I Worry About Mold Growing in My Home?Mold growths are common in homes, and unless the damage is widespread, they usually aren’t harmful.Nov 21, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)75,000-Year-Old Fire Pit Shows Neanderthal Innovation With TarLearn how early humans employed specialized fire pits to create resins needed to attach stone tool parts to wooden shafts.Nov 21, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)4 King Tut Artifacts You’ll Find at the Grand Egyptian MuseumThe Grand Egyptian Museum is set to open in a few months. Here's what you can see of King Tut.Nov 20, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Tail Clubs Weren't Just for Ankylosaurs – Some Sauropods Had Them, TooA new discovery of basal sauropod helps dive a little deeper into the purpose behind the tail club.Nov 20, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Black Cats and Broken Mirrors: These 7 Superstitions Have Ancient RootsSuperstitions have been keeping people on their toes for centuries. But where do these superstitions come from?Nov 20, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)How Humans Have Caused the Most Recent Wave of ExtinctionOur impact on the planet has caused the Sixth Mass Extinction. Here are the main reasons why we are causing the most recent animal extinctions.Nov 19, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Sea Otter Surrogacy Pairs Childless Moms with Orphan PupsWhat happens if an otter pup gets separated from its mother? In some aquariums, otter surrogacy programs are finding success.Nov 19, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)What Is Exploding Head Syndrome?If you've heard a gun shot while you fall asleep that didn't actually happen, you may be experiencing exploding head syndrome.Nov 19, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)8 Things We’ve Learned Since Lucy's Discovery 50 Years AgoResearchers have learned valuable evolutionary information from Lucy's discovery and could learn even more in the next 50 years.Nov 18, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)What Would Shiveluch's Current Eruptions Look Like in the United States?Sometimes it is hard to compare the eruptions of remote volcano to potential blasts at more well-known volcanoes. I try to put the common explosive eruptions at Shiveluch in the context of US volcanoes.Nov 18, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)New Flying Lizard Species Fills in Evolutionary Gap for PterosaursFossil find in Germany helps solve paleontological puzzle between earlier and later pterosaurs.Nov 18, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Bears Attacking — and Eating — Other Bears Is Considered NormalWhen Fat Bear Week witnessed the bear attack between male bear 469 and female bear 402, they had to delay the week. While it was not fun to watch, it could have been normal behavior.Nov 18, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)What If the Donner Party Didn't Resort to Cannibalism?Recent findings at the Donner Party site seemed to indicate there was no cannibalism, at first. But, the claim has since been withdrawn.Nov 18, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)As International Climate Talks Devolve Into A "Circus," Unsettling News About Global Heating EmergesThis year likely will end as warmest on record, and new findings show Earth's icy places are suffering. Meanwhile, CO2 emissions continue rising — and efforts to turn the climatic tide are increasingly threatened.Nov 18, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Frogs Kick Back Against Lethal FungusScientists are seeing signs of resistance to the infections that have been wiping out the world’s amphibian populations — and developing strategies to aid in the fight Down Under.Nov 16, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Missed the Comet C/2023 A3? Don't Worry, Here are Other Comets to Look For2025 isn’t expected to be a great year for comets, but with luck, you might get a few good sightings.Nov 15, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Why Does Everything Look Flat Even Though the Earth Is Round?Images from the International Space Station clearly shows Earth’s curvature.Nov 15, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Strength Training Early in Life Can Set Up Kids for a Lifetime of HealthAn age-appropriate strength training program can have significant benefits for children and adolescents.Nov 15, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Feeling Stressed? You May be More Likely to Believe in Spooky PhenomenaPeople who feel they have less control over their lives are more likely to embrace the paranormal.Nov 14, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)How To Build A Backyard Radio TelescopeFor less than $400, it's possible to observe places like the star-forming regions at the center of our galaxy.Nov 14, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Animals May Not Get Allergies in the Wild, But Zoos Tell a Different StoryDocumented cases of allergies in wildlife are rare, but animals are susceptible once they’re in captivity.Nov 14, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Evidence From Snowball Earth Found in Ancient Rocks on Colorado’s Pikes PeakRocks can hold clues to history dating back hundreds of millions of years.Nov 14, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)After Teaching Rats To Drive, Neuroscientists Uncovered How Anticipating Joy Can Enhance LifeRats will choose to take a longer route if it means they get to enjoy the ride to their destination.Nov 14, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Pebbles Push Back the Invention of the Wheel to About 12,000 Years AgoIsraeli archeologists use models based on their find to spin flax into yarn, indicating these pebbles were used as a version of a spinning wheel.Nov 13, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Is AI Dominance Inevitable? A Technology Ethicist Says No, ActuallyAI is powerful technology, but that doesn’t mean we should adopt it unquestioningly.Nov 13, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Certain Animals Tolerate Spicy Foods Better Than OthersBirds are one type of animal that have adapted to not feel the effects of spicy foods that humans often do.Nov 13, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)A ‘Mystery Mollusc’ Has See-Through Skin and Wears a Hood to Capture PreyResearchers describe a new nudibranch that is genetically drastically different from its closest relatives.Nov 12, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)What Education Looked Like for These 5 Ancient SocietiesThere is not a ton of evidence of what education looked like in ancient society, but we do know it existed - although not for everyone.Nov 12, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)No One Has Ever Found the Le Griffon Shipwreck, Despite the Many ClaimsThough many amature divers claim to have found the famous shipwreck, it's likely still below Lake Michigan's waves.Nov 12, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Jupiter’s Great Red Spot Oscillates Like a Stress BallWhat is Jupiter's great red spot? Researchers have observed the red spot changing over time.Nov 12, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)Be Careful What You Say — Your Cat May Be ListeningResearch suggests that cats can learn words, sometimes faster than a human baby.Nov 11, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)How to Get Rid of Gnats SafelyGnats may be harmless to humans, but they’re still nuisances and pests to plants. Learn how to handle a gnat infestation at home.Nov 11, 2024
Discover Magazine (Pay Wall)How to Remove a Tick From a DogProtect your dog from ticks with these easy steps for safe removal and prevention. Learn how to spot, remove, and keep ticks at bay.Nov 11, 2024