South African honeybee has cloned itself millions of times, study says
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A South African subspecies of the honeybee is reportedly able to produce millions of clones of itself.
It's a process called thelytokous parthenogenesis, which a group of international scientists said is akin to the "virgin birth of a female." While asexual reproduction is fairly common, genetically identical offspring is not.
"Cowboy" Kent Rollins of New Mexico reveals the benefits of eating bison, why it's one of the "healthier meats" and why it's more accessible than some people may think.
Comedian Amy Schumer addresses online speculation about her 50-pound weight loss, revealing that it resulted from treating a hormonal condition called Cushing's syndrome.
A medical expert warns that holiday air travelers face greater risk from airborne respiratory viruses than surface contamination, recommending window seats and hand washing.
A futuristic food dome showcases how urban spaces could produce fresh vegetables, herbs and fish through an innovative closed-loop ecosystem design.
An ancient lake has returned to Death Valley's Badwater Basin after record-setting rainfall transformed the lowest point in North America into a shallow lake.
A man in his 50s suffered a stroke after consuming eight energy drinks daily, each containing 160 mg of caffeine, according to a new case study from U.K. doctors.
The Trump administration's crackdown on DEI programs extends to national park merchandise, as retail items must comply with new federal guidelines by December 19.
Archaeologists in Turkey discovered a 3rd-century fresco depicting Jesus as the "Good Shepherd" with Roman attributes in an underground tomb near Iznik.
UC Davis Health researchers found people with anxiety disorders have 8% lower choline levels in brain regions that regulate thinking and emotions, compared to those without anxiety.
Paige Goulet, 30, faces child endangerment and witness tampering charges after her 6-year-old daughter ingested a THC gummy and tested positive for drugs.
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller announces the invasive pasture mealybug has spread across more than 20 counties, threatening grazing lands and livestock operations.
During the cold season, here is expert advice on essential items, including scarves, blankets and bedding, that can keep the body warm while also protecting the skin.
A new OHSU study finds that insufficient sleep is the second strongest predictor of shorter life expectancy in the U.S., surpassed only by smoking habits.