Mola tecta — a species only identified in 2017 — was confirmed by the scientist who first described it after early‑morning visitors found the giant fish on a Sonoma County beach
University of North Carolina DNA testing of 30 shark products finds nearly one-third from endangered or critically endangered sharks and pervasive ambiguous labeling
Fire, water, chemicals and years of exposure have degraded DNA from remains recovered at Ground Zero, officials say; three more victims identified using improved testing.
Excavations by Norwegian cultural institutions recovered nearly 2,700 pieces of leather — including decorated shoes, purses and children’s footwear — preserved in clay deposits that once lay beneath the city’s historic harbor.
Analysis of wild footage shows no single arm dominance but consistent forward–rear functional differences among limbs
Calvia decemguttata found in the New Forest after a warm summer; experts link arrival to rising temperatures and an aphid-driven population boom
A Nature paper reports iron-rich minerals and microbial-like textures in a rock from Jezero crater; scientists say definitive proof will require returned samples and further study
London start-up developing extended-reality spectacles that identify objects, give step-by-step instructions and monitor mood as part of a government-funded mental health technology programme
Study in Cell Metabolism identifies D‑lactate from gut microbes as a trigger for metabolic dysfunction‑associated steatotic liver disease and reports improved glucose control and reduced liver fibrosis in mice given an oral substrate trap.