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Skeleton May Be Early TB VictimA male skeleton dated to around A.D. 302 could be one of Britain's earliest TB victims.
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Fish Fade Away, Crabs Take OverTrawling shows changes in make-up of fish community with rising water temperatures.
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Ancient Laborer Burial Ground Excavated Near RomeFirst-century burial grounds near Rome's main airport are yielding a rare look into how ancient longshoremen and other manual workers did backbreaking jobs.
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Secret to the Spring in Your StepWhile happiness helps, the Achilles tendon is actually what puts more spring in your step.
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Oldest Prehistoric Aquatic Reptile in North America FoundPaleontologists describe fossil of oldest, most complete plesiosaur found in North America.
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Some Crabs Crabbier Than OthersIs one crab more crabby than another? It could be true.
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New Duck-Billed Dino Discovered in MexicoNew dino discovery sheds light on little-known period in dinosaur history.
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Dinosaurs Dealt With Adolescent PregnanciesDinosaurs grew quickly, reached sexual maturity early and died young.
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Giant Dinosaur Skeleton Found in Museum DrawersA curator discovered a Barosaurus skeleton hidden for years in museum drawers.
