
Rare Left‑Coiled Garden Snail in New Zealand Faces Mating Crisis
Found in Wairarapa, the sinistral snail dubbed Ned cannot mate with right‑coiled peers; finder launches search for another left‑coiled snail

Found in Wairarapa, the sinistral snail dubbed Ned cannot mate with right‑coiled peers; finder launches search for another left‑coiled snail

Researchers say facial hair functions as a secondary sexual characteristic that may have signaled strength and mate value in ancestral populations, though contemporary preferences remain variable.

Experts say refrigeration can harm flavour, texture and shelf life for items such as tomatoes and cucumbers; other produce retains crunch in the fridge

Expedition 501 recovered thousands of samples this summer from a buried freshwater system that may extend from New Jersey to Maine

USGS records the 32nd fountaining episode since December at Halemaʻumaʻu crater and captures a swirling ash vortex beside lava fountains

Chinese-led analysis of more than 1,300 marsquakes suggests the red planet’s heart is a small solid iron‑nickel core surrounded by molten metal

Infrared snapshot reveals the star cluster Pismis 24 inside a massive dust-and-gas cloud 5,500 light-years away

Anna Paulina Luna and Avi Loeb asked NASA to task orbital assets to observe the Manhattan-sized object as it approaches the Sun, while the agency classifies it as a comet.

A total lunar eclipse will turn the full Moon red; visibility in the UK will depend on local moonrise times