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Most people don't get excited about intestinal parasite eggs preserved in 500-year-old human feces. But Marissa Ledger isn't like most people.

New observations from the James Webb Space Telescope back up previous findings from the Hubble telescope that contradict theoretical predictions, suggesting the standard model theorists work from needs a revisit.

Meet SwagBot. Researchers at the University of Sydney are betting on this four-wheeled robot to make the cattle farming industry smarter, greener and more efficient. Outfitted with sensors and machine learning, SwagBot can check the health, type and ...

Monarch butterfly enthusiasts and experts in Canada say possible increased protections for the species in the United States are important.

An annual attraction in Windsor when crowds flock to the area to witness the monarch migration, there's now growing concern that pesticides and climate change, among other factors, are putting the species at risk. In Canada, the butterfly is listed . ...

The Nature Conservancy Canada says wildlife, including grizzly bear numbers, have been declining in the region.

Scientist have documented what they say is the longest recorded migration of a humpback whale -- from the Pacific Coast of Columbia to the Indian Ocean near Zanzibar.

A new exhibit at the Manitoba Museum tells the story of a Saskatchewan-born cougar that covered hundreds of kilometres throughout its 10-year life.

December isn't just about the holidays -- it's also the time of year we get to enjoy what is often touted as one of the best meteor showers of the year: the Geminids.

A college student in London, Ont. has attempted to break the record for building the world's tiniest arcade machine, with a replica of a classic game that fits in the palm of her hand.