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The Australian man suffered injuries to his head, leg and arm and said the kangaroo tried to go after his dogs again after he and the animal battled.

A young mountain lion who hunkered down in an English classroom at Pescadero High School for hours is recovering but is still weak and anemic.

NASA has tapped two private American companies to develop the next spacesuits for moonwalking, spacewalking and beyond.

A 25-year-old Ohio woman visiting Yellowstone was gored by a bison after getting within 10 feet of the animal, park officials said.

The combination of cool water, abundant sunshine, and enough nutrients triggered a massive phytoplankton bloom off the coast of the mid-Atlantic.

Mars and Jupiter are going to appear incredibly close in the predawn sky this Memorial Day weekend.

A comet that broke apart 27 years ago is adding some intrigue to what is usually a rather modest meteor shower.

The robot is just a half-millimeter wide and can fit on the tip of a ballpoint pen.

The tau Herculid meteor shower, described as an “all or nothing event,” could peak at the end of May 2022 as a result of a shattered comet. Here’s how you may be able to see it.

The Starliner capsule parachuted into the New Mexico desert just four hours after leaving the orbiting lab Wednesday.

Scientists believe that at the current rate, the universe could actually double in size within 10 billion years, which is far more quickly than previously thought.

Asteroid 7335 (1989 JA) will be about 2.5 million miles away from the Earth’s surface. Here’s how some may be able to see it.

Much of the alligator's right front leg was missing below its shoulder bone.

A Wisconsin couple is recovering after a black bear charged into their home, attacking both of them.

Boeing's new space taxi barely survived its first test flight back in 2019. Now, the company hopes Thursday's long-awaited launch will help them catch up to rival SpaceX.

Through technology, the sheriff's office learned the bone belongs to a young man who suffered blunt force trauma.

The ARRW achieved a speed of five times that of the speed of sound.