Both the male and female versions are rarely seen and remain a mystery to researchers aside from knowledge about their life spans and reproductive biology.
Microsoft turns to robot guards to protect its Silicon Valley campus
K5 is meant to alert headquarters of possible intruders, and it does not carry any weaponry.
Crop production having huge influence on CO2 levels in atmosphere, new research says
Scientists attributed crops’ influence to better technology rather than increased planting.
NASA’s shocking CO2 visualization: will policymakers take action?
The simulation may help bolster the case that carbon dioxide is having a heavy impact on the Earth’s environment.
Controversial drug proven to actually cut risk of heart attack
Prescriptions for Vytorin have fallen by more than 50 percent.
Facebook challenges LinkedIn, Google Drive
Facebook at Work is going to be a new subset of the famous social network, geared toward professional interactions and communications.
Male aggression in chimpanzees leads to more mating success
Researchers studied 17 years of behavioral and genetic data from chimpanzees in Tanzania, finding that an increase in aggressive behavior in males towards females positively correlates to an increase in copulation frequency.
Cruise ship sets sail, leaves behind 172 passengers infected with norovirus
Norovirus is the leading cause of food poisoning outbreaks in the U.S. and it sickens at least 20 million Americans a year with vomiting and diarrhea.
Republicans threaten Obama impeachment over immigration reform proposal
Republicans threaten to impeach Obama.
How Climate Change may make it easier to get struck by lightening
The United States can expect an increase in injuries and lightning associated deaths, the spread of wildfires and other environmental hazards if lightning strikes increase.
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