Get face-to-face with a frog-loving biologist who uses an unusual research tool?her tongue.

The 30-foot, wheel-shaped piece of equipment was fitted into a nuclear particle accelerator along the Swiss-French border. The device is set to become world's largest scientific instrument.

Bright streaks seen in 2005 suggested that liquid water flowed on modern Mars?but new analysis of the features concludes dry landslides were the more likely culprits.

The Japanese government claims whalers were injured by activists hurling butyric acid produced by rotting butter. Video of the alleged incident hasn't been independently authenticated.

The 30-foot, wheel-shaped piece of equipment was fitted into a nuclear particle accelerator along the Swiss-French border. The device is set to become the world's largest scientific instrument.

One of France's largest winemakers plans to begin production in Ethiopia, where an unusual climate allows farmers two grape harvests a year.

In a win for whales, dolphins, seals, and sea lions, according to conservationists, most of the lower courts' restrictions were upheld.

A "kumari" or living goddess whose trip last year to America sparked controversy in Nepal is retiring her title slightly early at age 11.

Invasive trees are edging out native species by denying them shade and resources, new remote-sensing images of Hawaii show.

A tiny, 55-million-year-old primate raises the controversial possibility that primates arrived in North America thousands of years before they reached Europe, a new study says.

The first-ever image of cascading debris on Mars is among 2,400 newly released snapshots of the red planet recently taken by an orbiting camera.