The rich diversity and high level of endemism in the Red Sea is largely attributed to the 2,000 km of coral reef extending along its coastline.
The pacific viperfish, Chauliodus sloani, is one of the most grotesque-looking deep ocean fish in existence; the kind of fish that could be featured in a horror movie.
The elusive giant squid, known to science as Architeuthis dux, is a true sea monster.
Have you ever wondered why we cannot breathe underwater although water contains oxygen.
As we breathe air, our bodies use oxygen from the air to create energy, build cells, and maintain healthy body functions.
Water is the most abundant substance in the human body and is a major component of every cell.
Plantae is a seemingly silent kingdom; yet, it has milliards of secrets to tell.
Why and how do plants consume insects?
One of the most obvious examples of the unbreakable bond between art and science is the relationship between visual arts and anatomy.
When you read the title “Moving Plants”, you may ask yourself “Do plants move?” Guess what? They do.
The brain, though a small organ, is the most complex one; it serves as the center of the nervous system in all vertebrates and most invertebrates.
Despite the bizarre name, Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum is not a spell from the magical world of Harry Potter; it is a rare medical condition.
Anthropologists and biologists place all races in existence today as a single species, which points to the fact that the differences between human races are not really all that great.
Camouflage is a process through which animals change colors in accordance with the surrounding environment, becoming hardly distinguishable from it.
Roses are red, violets are blue; or are they? The colors you see may not always be the same someone else sees.
Researchers in 3D printing technology have been actively attempting to come up with new methods to artificially create lifelike blood vessels.