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Leopards Are Living among People. And That Could Save the Species For leopards to survive, we must learn to live with them.

Scientists Fire Lasers at the Sky to Control Lightning Laser beams could be used to deflect lightning strikes from vulnerable places such as airports and wind farms.

Your Cats Can Tell When You're Speaking to Them Felines recognize their owners' cat-directed baby talk.

Scientists Ruin Delicious Seabass to Probe Why Some Organs Don't Fossilize Watching fish rot for more than two months disproves a long-standing fossilization theory.

Why Primates (Including Humans) Love to Spin Ourselves around until We All Fall Down The menagerie that twirls and twirls includes gorillas, bonobos and, yes, us humans.

Scientific American May Issue: New missions will explore moons with oceans that could harbor life.

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