Bats hunt in groups, but when one bat hears a member of another group send out an alert about good patch of food, that bat will make sure his friends know of it too.

A 55,000-year-old skull found in an Israeli cave indicates that modern humans migrated from Africa to the Middle East, then to Europe and Asia.

Israeli photographer Ofer Levy moved to Australia 12 years ago when he made it his goal to become one of the world's leading bird and wildlife photographers.

StemRad's lead belt can protect first responders at a nuclear disaster site from dangerous radiation exposure.

A thought-provoking new study finds that chances of intelligent life on other planets is unlikely, because of destructive gamma rays.

The Israeli company Applied CleanTech takes the biosolids out of sludge and recycles them into a cellulose base, to replace wood and other processed plant materials.

For the first time, researchers have sequenced the entire DNA of centipedes to reveal the reason for the evolution of insects from sea to land.

Recycling shipping containers into small apartments is saving students money and giving back to the environment at the same time.

For the first time in history, a lander touched down on a comet in deep space on a mission to determine if these masses could be the source of life on our planet.

By applying a formula based on hydrogen peroxide - “with a few key additions” - fruits and vegetables remain fresh and viable for up to 10 weeks, according to Pimi Agro.

You'll be able to contemplate and charge your mobile device under the world's first solar-powered, connected tree.

Pondering the scale of the universe could make your brain hurt, but now researchers have mapped out the location of our galactic supercluster within the infinity of space so you don't have to think so hard.

Despite the need for them, chemicals are the bane of any farmer's existence. Now farmers at Israel's Moshav Ein Yahav are using a half billion hungry predatory bugs that will feast on the harmful insects to protect crops.

A copper awl, the oldest metal object found to date in the Middle East, was discovered during the excavations at Tel Tsaf, Israel. From the late 6th millennium or the early 5th millennium BCE, it moves back by several hundred years the date it was thought that peoples of the region began to use metals.