TECH & SCIENCE

The previously unknown dolphin species inhabited the area of today's landlocked mountainous Switzerland 20 million years ago.

Researchers say their study results underline the importance of evaluating biodiversity benefits from different perspectives.

"Any parent will recognize that... It's a glimpse backwards [in time]," archaeologist Joe Watkins, a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, told Newsweek.

Monkeypox cases have now been detected in 19 countries with over 130 confirmed cases.

An R number is a label scientists give to viruses that refers to how many people one infected person will give the virus to on average.

Newsweek spoke to Mauricio Hoyos Padilla, a shark researcher who was the first person to ever meet the 20 foot great white.

Newsweek breaks down why Hyundai is recalling vehicles for exploding seat belts, including which car models drivers are being asked to turn in.

Researcher Jonathan Barichivich believes the tree is 5,484 years old, but it cannot be scientifically dated the normal way as the trunk is too wide.

Musk has expressed concerns about declining birth rates, but what are the pros and cons of a shrinking society?

Innovative artificial coral from startup Reefy was transported by divers in an aquarium to help bolster coral reef restoration.

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration administrator Dr. Rick Spinrad said that the weather agency is predicting three to six major hurricanes in 2022.

A nine-foot reptile was spotted without an important part of its feeding and hunting apparatus, but seems to be doing okay.