Sci-Tech

Argentina-based startup Beeflow wants to help farmers adapt to a world of rapidly declining bee populations and has developed a special nutrient-packed formula for bees meant to boost their immune systems and make them stronger to work better in colder temperatures.

A plant has taken the world's first plant-powered selfie as part of research that could lead to major advances in data collection for conservation efforts.

NASA astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir will make 'HERstory,' as NASA is calling it, with the first all-female spacewalk, set to occur this Friday.

A Mars lander's digger is burrowing into the red planet again after hitting a snag seven months ago.

Fossils of tiny, horseshoe-shaped creatures that inched along the ocean floor in single-line formations some 480 million years ago reveal the earliest known collective animal behaviour, researchers said Thursday.

An unusual organism, nicknamed the 'blob,' will go on display Saturday at the Paris Zoological Park, as part of a first-of-its-kind exhibition intended to showcase its rare abilities. 2

Deep-sea research vessel the Nautilus discovered a 'whale fall' being consumed by octopuses and other deep sea creatures on their last dive of the season off of California’s coast.

Scientists have recorded the speed of the world's fastest ant, which lives in the Sahara and is able to travel 108 times its own body length per second. 1

Oceana Canada released a report on Wednesday that found 47 per cent of the more than 470 seafood samples they tested from retailers and restaurants across Canada were mislabelled. 2

Scientists say the globe sizzled to a record tying hot month in September, driven partly by a sweaty United States.

Twitter will continue to take a forgiving approach to objectionable tweets by world leaders, arguing that their messages are often of public interest.

Egypt's Antiquities Ministry says archeologists have uncovered at least 20 ancient wooden coffins in the southern city of Luxor.

Scientists have discovered a mash-up of two feared disasters -- hurricanes and earthquakes -- and they're calling them 'stormquakes.'